
The Silver Unicorn Bookstore in Acton Massachusetts while traveling. My only regret is I didn’t purchase the notepad. But I did get a wonderful journal, a postcard I never mailed and some sticker books for the grandkids.

A guest blog.

This is a special guest blog from my friend Vincie who is visiting Boston with a dear longtime friend. Although I’ve seen the sculptures and even had a ride in a Swan Boat with my childhood friend Gail, that was decades ago!
I asked Vincie if she got to see the the ducklings to please share her photos. I’m so glad she did.
If you click the above word ducklings you can learn more about the art work from the sculptor.
Perhaps you’ve read the book Make Way for Ducklings by Robert McCloskey.

Here is information about the sculptor Nancy Schon.
(I was unsuccessful in adding the umlaut over the o in her name)

Yes I posted this mobile two months ago but I came into the atrium a different direction onnMondsy morning.
The installation of the Alexander Calder Mobile at the Pittsburgh International Airport. The new location and light really show it off beautifully.
We are fortunate to have such an important piece.


First time seeing these melons.
Santa Claus Melons



Delicious ice cream at West Side Creamery in Acton Massachusetts
Have you ever been to a Dahlia Farm?
Thursday afternoon I accompanied my friend Eileen and her daughter Lizzie to Sunnydaydahlias Farm in Jaffrey, New Hampshire. The Dahlia gardens attract butterflies, bees and hummingbirds.
We were cutting many different beautiful and colorful dahlias to grace the tables for Lizzie’s wedding this Saturday.
Rebecca showed us how and where to cut the stems, remove some leaves and provided buckets with water so we could transport them back to the venue.



















Photographed and shared by my sister Mary
