I may be a tried and true native of the ol’ US of A but that doesn’t mean I can’t see the greatness that resides in other countries and today marks the day that Queen Elizabeth II becomes England’s longest living Monarch in the history of her nation.
Long live the Queen, indeed. Just past teatime [...] Read more »
Brain Drain in Vermont
In a recent article in Vermont’s local WCAX News website, much was made about a report that stated the fact that the majority of Vermont’s young people are leaving the state after college or a year or two after their graduation and half of those are leaving due to the the lack [...] Read more »
Another excerpt from an email forwarded to me from my lady. I actually found a few of these I didn’t know. Enjoy and impress your friends with your knowledge. And after you’re done you can peruse this rather huge list of yet more little known facts.
In the 1400’s a law was set forth in [...] Read more »
One thing about living anywhere in northern New England, you have to find ways to offset the usual hardships of living and working in such a rugged environment. Although the Northernmost states of New England are well known for their scenic beauty no matter what the season (with the exception of mud season perhaps), the natives who [...] Read more »
Continue reading about New Englanders always know how to have fun.
I just obtained a web site address of an old friend that I had lost touch with a long time ago. I had first met Pierre when I was in High school and during the time my sister and I were doing theater work which continued after we had graduated.
He was the rather dynamic and [...] Read more »
Please note: I’ve had to switch over from my original “Conversation Lost” blog to this one and have lost the comment refered to below. My thanks again to “Anonymous” for the link and the question.
I seem to have attracted a friend by the name of Anonymous concerning my recent posts on energy. [...] Read more »
