On my vacation to Maryland, I realized I wasn’t far from Gettysburg, and decided to visit the area since I like history. The area spreads out for the different battlefields. There is also a visitor’s center that hosts pictures and a museum. When I ventured through the cemetery, I was amazed at the thousands of…Read more »
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Civil War Medicine
The American Civil War was a turning point in the history of medicine. Many of the advancements made during the war influenced modern medical practices. Those ideas are still relevant today such as a structured ambulance, on-site response team, and a hospital system. At the beginning of the war, there wasn’t a system to transport…Read more »
Woodland Park Zoo
Lakewold Gardens
Walked along the gardens in Lakewold. I expected more, but what I saw was appealing.
Biden, Trump, and Lincoln
I was reading from a historical book, The Impeding Crisis by David Potter and found something quite similar to Trump’s ideals. It made me wonder if Trump’s cohorts used this material. It stated: Another point of danger was the national capital itself. Lincoln’s sense of being the target of a conspiracy was no doubt enhanced…Read more »
Creep Through the Exotic Plant Shop
I saw this plant shop hidden behind vegetation and decided to check it out. It had some great statues up to the path of the shop. I bought a Spring Fling plant which has pink flowers and big leaves.
Pioneer Square of downtown Seattle in 1915
Easter Dessert In a Flowerpot
Pashka is a Russian dessert during Easter time. It’s made in a flowerpot. At serving time it’s unmolded and decorated with flowers and Easter eggs. Ingredients: 5 eggs, 2 cups sugar, 1 tsp. vanilla, 2 pkg. 8 oz. of cream cheese, 1 stick of butter, 1/2 cup raisins plus 1/2 cup golden raisins, 1/2 cup…Read more »
My Little Guy
My dog, Joey loves this soft ball my daughter gave him. He even took a nap with his paw over the ball. His security.