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Legendary “Mory’s” Reopens at Yale
Go ahead carve your initials into the table. That’s what students did for decades at the legendary Mory’s, a drinking club at Yale University.
Mory’s originally opened its doors… Continue reading
The Story of Hand High School Football
Mike Seib, a Daniel Hand High School graduate, will soon be graduating from the University of Connecticut. He’s discovered his passion along the way and that is film making. Since… Continue reading
The Pilot Pen And Then What?
I headed out to the Pilot Pen Tennis Tournament this week with my new camera in tow, trust me it was time to upgrade my “brownie” for the blog. I’ve… Continue reading
Bring On The Simpler Life
I’ve had some down time away from the blog to do that family vacation thing back in the Midwest where I found the economy, especially in Michigan, to be frightening.… Continue reading
“Sew” You Say You Were Needled and Framed?
Okay so I worked it all in, in the title, sewing, knitting and framing. This is a do-in-yourself post. Something I sewed for the closet window, frames I used and… Continue reading
The Secrets of Northriam Hill
At first glance this mansion on the highest point in Madison, Connecticut looks kind of spooky, reminiscent to me of a kind of “Dark Shadows” place called Collinwood where vampires… Continue reading
The National WWII Memorial Makes You Think
There is nothing like visiting the breathtakingly beautiful National WWII Memorial in Washington, D.C. especially at nighttime. The senses are just heightened.
On a very hot August night that’s where… Continue reading
Summer At The Connecticut Shore
I took some time to stop and enjoy a summer day in Connecticut, I haven’t done enough of that recently, you can probably say the same, just too much stuff… Continue reading
