Wordless Wednesday: Mood Alert — Slumpy, with a chance of summer
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(Mostly) Wordless Wednesday: Edgar Allan Poe
Once you start looking for it, public art really is everywhere. My husband passed this statue of Edgar Allan Poe while strolling down Boylston Street in Boston, Massachusetts last week.
Wordless Wednesday: Flowers
I have never seen this kind of flower outside of a florist arrangement before. But there it was, just growing next to a fence post because…
Mostly Wordless Wednesday: April Flowers
First, an apology. Between tax time and birthday season and spring break, it’s been a while since I have had time to check in here at…
Wordless Wednesday: Flowering Tree at Edgewood Park
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“Is the vulture the state bird of Nevada?”
On a recent roadtrip through Nevada, The Ten-Year-Old spotted a lot of vultures. So many she wanted to know: “Is the vulture the state bird of Nevada?”
Wordless Wednesday: Wildflowers at Edgewood Park
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Wordless Wednesday: Deer at Edgewood Park
Went hiking last week. Saw some deer. Related Links: Edgewood Park & Nature Preserve More Wordless Wednesdays on Caterpickles
“Were Thin Mints really the third type of Girl Scout cookie ever introduced?”
It’s Girl Scout cookie season, and that means we get to talk to all sorts of Girl Scout alums about their experience selling cookies back in the day. This week, we met someone who claimed that Thin Mints are not only one of the most popular types of Girl Scout cookies, they’re also one of the oldest. So of course, we had to know: Were Thin Mints really only the third Girl Scout cookie to be introduced?
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