Month: November 2022

Velvet rosemary blooms,Each branch tip clustered withSilent choirs of profound.Secrets will be revealed;Each fragrant unfold bringsLavender mysteries… dVerse — OLN

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The replica of the Boston Tea Party Boat, Beaver, is being renovated at Maritime Gloucester.  Lots of familiar faces working

Panic attacks are surprisingly common; at least one-third of us will have one at some point in our lives, so

If you are celebrating your 50th birthday and your company’s 10th anniversary, the obvious thing to do is to make

Wishing everyone a safe and Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy your family, friends and delicious food. http://www.InDianesKitchen.com Happy Thanksgiving

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You can pair them with a sailing bracelet or a set of cufflinks to complete your 007 look. Omega Just

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This Bronze Statue of William Bradford (One of the Original Pilgrims on the Mayflower and Later a Governor of Plymouth Colony)

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A favorite snacking and party nut is recognized each year on November 23rd during National Cashew Day. The cashew nut

I have written on them before, but just found me some brochures of those wonderful years spent at the Intercontinetal

And thanks to dear friend, Vince Nylin, for this: Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends. | Katman

RIP to Bob Locker, a durable (and record-setting) relief pitcher who appeared in nearly 600 major-league games in the 1960s

RIP to Pete Burnside, who pitched for four different teams over 8 seasons in the 1950s and ’60s. He died

Here lies Pete Van Wieren, aka “The Professor,” who was one-third of one of the most influential broadcast booths in

Here lies Tommy Hanson, a power pitcher and a Rookie of the Year contender in 2009. He won 10+ games

RIP to Chuck Carr, who led the National League in stolen bases in 1993 as a popular member of the

RIP to Jack Reed, a backup Yankees outfielder who earned the nickname of “Mantle’s Legs” because he frequently replaced Mickey

RIP to Dave Hillman, a pitcher from the 1950s and ’60s who suffered from poor support and freak injuries throughout