A guest blog today as my friends are traveling.
Kristin texted –
“Rick climbed the Arc de Triumph and got this photo of the Eiffel Tower”
My friend Rick climbed 274 Steps
Tag: guest blog
Lightning in the Clouds a Guest Blog
Click the bold to see Granddaughter Maura’s (15 seconds video of Lightning in the Clouds ) as she flew to Arizona
Here is a still shot below
Beach Toy Recycling Station
Laura texted me these pics today from Virginia Beach. First time I saw such a station.
Where are the beach toys?
Look What James Found on Indianola Ave
My Son-in-Law is the guest blogger today.
It was exciting to receive his text with this photo.
Every abandoned couch and chair has a story to tell. My first thought this was it was at the University. Not!
Xoxo your MIL Ruth
dc spots more ducks in a JEEP
of this blog post and links with an explanation
of the trend
Thanks for the fun guest blog dc
Once you see ducks in a JEEP you’ll notice more of them as you walk through a parking lot or a JEEP is stopped next to you at a red light.
Another curbside find by Laura
Wordless Wednesday -a guest blog
They’re Back!
Steve captured their little heads popping up, waiting for breakfast. The Robin family renewed their lease this year.
They love the sleds hanging on the back wall of the garage.
So many bridges in Pittsburgh – a guest blog
Thanks to Bill McCafferty for this sign.
His answer to the question:
“She walks across.”
WALK AND BIKE THE BURGH TOURS click for link
Definition of a Yinzer.
“A “yinzer” is a nickname for a native or resident of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who embodies the city’s culture, sports loyalty, and unique “[Pittsburghese]” dialect.”
Trolls in the Woods -a guest blog
Blog follower and friend Kristin F wrote today sending photos of these giant Trolls sculptures in the North Carolina woods.
The artist is Thomas Dambo from Denmark.
“…Large Outdoor park(Dorothea Dix• Park Raleigh North Carolina ) with wooden sculptures made with repurposed wood meant to fade with the passage of time.”
Kristin F. Says “I wanted to comment…they weren’t scary at all…on the contrary, they were all quite calming…especially finding them in the woods.”
*“Dorothea Lynde Dix was a 19th century reformer and advocate for the mentally ill and imprisoned. Her tireless efforts to expose inhumane conditions and champion humane standards led to the establishment of over 30 hospitals in the US and Europe.”
