Great Find
I purchased this awesome Headless Horseman statuette at TJ Maxx. Excellent (and inspiring) addition to my desk!
I purchased this awesome Headless Horseman statuette at TJ Maxx. Excellent (and inspiring) addition to my desk!
A new look on life.
I’ve recently had so much negativity drain from my life. The storms passed slowly, but I can see the blue skies for the first time in many years.
The only amusement park in West Virginia.
If you ever find yourself where Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia meet, check out this small amusement park.
No more writing at the dining room table for me (although I’m farther from the refrigerator now)!
This desk has basically consumed my last two days, but I’m very excited to have a rolltop desk for my writing and research endeavors. I had previously commandeered the dining room table for such work.
I’ve got a tie on in this photograph (so you know this is serious)!
After setting the school’s record for wins in one season, our boys’ basketball team was kindly acknowledged in the local newspaper yesterday!
Theme music not included!
I picked up Jaws: The Board Game yesterday. If you’re a fan of the novel or films, you’ll appreciate this game. Someone put a great deal of time into the design and elements. However, this one isn’t overly complex. You’ll find yourself launching barrels or eating tourists in no time!
George Washington nearly died at Bear Camp.
I pass this sign a few times each week, but I didn’t stop to actually read about “Bear Camp” (werebears were not involved, unfortunately) until yesterday.
This Venus flytrap has miraculously recovered from very poor health.
I had nearly lost hope for this Venus flytrap, as the plant seemed practically dead just a month ago. However, this specimen has conducted quite the miraculous comeback and presently appears mostly fine.
Several workmen died during the construction of this historic trestle.
This photograph shows the Salisbury Viaduct, formally a railroad trestle that now serves pedestrian traffic along the Great Allegheny Passage. The viaduct is just a few miles outside of Meyersdale, Pennsylvania.
The Laurel Hill Presbyterian Church on an autumn evening.
I don’t know when I took this photograph (the quality isn’t great, so I’m guessing back during the old “flip phone days”), but this is definitely one of my favorites. Continue reading “Country Church at Night”