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Category Archives: Back to School
The Lexington of the Seas
In an earlier blog post, I wrote about an old library book by The Maine Writers Research Club. The book is now long overdue at the library, but the library staff are lenient with me. I find if I put … Continue reading
The Limestone Borg
A few weeks ago, I researched granite. Did you know the Pine Tree State may very well have more of it than the Granite State of New Hampshire. According to Steve Haynes, founder and director of the Maine Granite Industry … Continue reading
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Tagged Basilica of Saints Peter & Paul, fight it, limestone, Maine Granite Industry Museum, the Borg
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The Chimes of Time
The John Marshall and Alida Carroll Brown Research Library, tucked away behind Portland’s Longfellow House, is a treasury of books, manuscripts, photographs, and ephemera. Many of the library’s visitors come to do genealogical research. A video posted on the library’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Daughters of the American Revolution, Maine Historical Society
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Boys Will Be Boys
(I’ve never knowingly immersed myself in “gender” or “women’s studies” and so am unable to confirm through peer-reviewed literature whether the old idiom “boys will be boys” is true. A quick internet search brings up three articles in mainstream news … Continue reading
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Tagged Ding Dong Ditch, knock knock ginger, the neighborhood boys
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Kung Pao Monday
I hate it when Monday morning rolls around and my old computer won’t cooperate with me. I know, I know…I have the equivalent of the NASA Apollo program in the palm of my hand, but I’m still writing blog posts … Continue reading
A Sweet Start
I did not watch the 88th Annual Academy Awards last night. I went to only one movie in the last 12 months, an independent film. It didn’t win any awards. I have nothing further to say about the winners and … Continue reading
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Tagged Canterbury Royale, does this blog make me look fat?
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Opalescent Fish Heads
Last Friday, I confessed to hitting the alarm clock snooze button on Friday mornings. I have another confession. I hit it on Mondays, too, but it’s not with Friday’s same joyousness. There’s no love or happiness at all; it’s full … Continue reading
Back to School Blueberries
Just for a second, I thought today was September first. Like a ringing phone pulling you from a deep sleep, it’s a little frightening. Yikes! I’ve got to stop scaring myself first thing in the morning. Tomorrow is that day. … Continue reading
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Tagged blueberries, grateful, knowing your neighbors
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When the Big Puppet Head Shows Up
I think I’ll change my “Lady Alone Traveler” posts to “Driving Lady Alone Traveler” because Handy kindly chauffeured me around all weekend. It started on Friday with a trip to an art walk a few miles south of here. We … Continue reading
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Tagged chili cook-off, Scott McIntire, The Old Goat, weekends in Maine
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La Semaine de la Francophonie
My morning began with cautious optimism. True, I tossed and turned for the better part of the night, debating blog ideas in my head. The alarm went off and I snoozed it only twice. I made my coffee and was … Continue reading