I lived not far from Worcester for a few years and always heard these faint whisperings about the city’s unofficial mascot, something that had caused so much local speculation that it continues to divide the innocent from the cynical. Officially it’s called the Burnside Fountain which is topped with a statue titled Boy and Turtle.… Continue reading Worcester’s Possibly Salacious “Turtle Boy” Statue
Normally I’m not one for going out to movies but seeing Loving Vincent in an old timey theater was SO WORTH IT.
Sometimes when my mind wanders my body takes the hint and we all go for a drive. Today I ended up in Vermont basking in the glory of rich funerary art at the Green Mount Cemetery.
I haven’t driven Daisy much lately. She’s in need of a few repairs I am saving up for so I have been only using her for local errands while borrowing other cars to go on my adventures. This is slightly distressing. I love Daisy! But today I took her all the way to Keene and… Continue reading Progress Continues on Daisy the Catching Marbles Art Car…
Dear Readers, This Summer has been a real life changer for me. I have thrown myself whole-heartedly into just living and it has been absolutely wonderful. Just in this past week I have inspired a handful of complete strangers to travel to new destinations, I have brought my mother and her friend to a series… Continue reading Just a Quick Thank-You to my Readers and a Moment to be Grateful for Life
An adorable little hippie town in the middle of the desert.
One thousand miles out I decided to loop around and go back – Christmas shopping, you know?
How can someone as amused by puns as myself resist going to a Cracker Barrel in the Deep South?? Spoilers, I couldn’t. Also – giant metal farm animals.
What happens when someone who clearly should be in a mental institution decideds to build a castle? BEAUTIFUL THINGS!
Katherine had told us about the Rodin Museum. I asked who Rodin was, she told me he was the guy who made The Thinker. Curious I said that would be a good place to go so we walked down there. It was a museum whose admittance was a suggested donation of $5. The front yard… Continue reading Rodin Museum – Philadelphia PA
