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May Flowers
I’d say the April showers did what was expected of them, because the flowers this May have been breathtaking. Here are a few shots from last weekend: Detail of a clematis, Arnold Arboretum. Whit… more →
I did it ... for Johnny
Exploring Arnold Arboretum
wrote 1 week ago: I felt like a jungle explorer on this path! Cool tree in the Japanese section. My friend Pat, who wa … more →
MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1933
wrote 2 weeks ago: Had a lot of trouble over a lost history book — mine. Junior Alliance picnic in the Arboretum! … more →
Traveling gardener
wrote 2 weeks ago: Hello friends! I find myself in Boston this weekend. It’s hot! Unusual for this time of year b … more →
Pink carpet
wrote 2 weeks ago: Who needs a red carpet if one can walk on pink petals? … more →
THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933
wrote 3 weeks ago: We spent two periods in music. The whole class stayed after about 5 minutes. Grandma went to the Arb … more →
Gaby + Spencer
wrote 3 weeks ago: Here’s a small taster of Gaby and Spencer’s engagement shoot – more photos will be … more →
May Flowers
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I’d say the April showers did what was expected of them, because the flowers this May have bee … more →
MONDAY, MAY 22, 1933
wrote 3 weeks ago: We jumped hurdles and things in gym. After school Marion and I walked up to Walter St., through the … more →
Sign of the Times: Part XII
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wrote 4 weeks ago: The Bonsai House is alarmed! I have visions of raised eyebrows and open mouths on the bonsai house, … more →
gratitude-a-thon day 115: a day with the family
wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes, I’m just grateful for a really good day with the family. This was last Sunday at th … more →
First Signs of Spring | Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
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Magnolia Blossoms | Arnold Arboretum | Boston, Massachusetts
wrote 1 month ago: The Arnold Arboretum might just be my favorite place to visit in Boston, especially in the spring. … more →
Falafel, Arnold Arboretum, Pizza, and babysitting.
wrote 1 month ago: Last Sunday, Kraig and I started our day off with lunch at Amsterdam Falafelshop in Davis Square. A … more →
just random thoughts ...
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wrote 1 month ago: … inspired in part by reading Tattoos on the Heart The Power of Boundless Compassion by Gregor … more →
Lilac Sunday
wrote 1 month ago: Nature lovers at Boston / Cape Cod KOA will want to mark their calendars for May 12, a day designate … more →
Signs of Spring
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wrote 1 month ago: Besides flowers bursting every which way you look, you can also see signs of spring if you move clos … more →
Travel Theme: Light
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wrote 1 month ago: This week, Ailsa over at Where’s My Backpack challenges us to share photos of light. So many p … more →
