Today I tackled more of my back room and closet. I am proud of my achievement for I saw my donations go to good use: Planet Aid and The Salvation Army. But why do we amass such 'fortunes of frivolity?' I now can see the light at the end of the tunnel and I even found a few goodies I forgot I had "saved."
In matters of my sneakers I found some relief in not wearing socks. I am not home yet but I am feeling better... kinda.. getting ready for Saturday's deluge. Enough, already.
ANTIQUARIAN DIGITIZED PHOTOS OF WORCESTER COUNTY.
This will be a massive undertaking. The AAS has 5 boxes featuring the works of Theodor Clemens Wohlbruc's photography from 1903 to 1915. I have not gotten a final idea on how to feature them but I do know it will be fun. So please be patient as I tackle the assignment!
"A picture is worth 1,000 words" and a photograph is the "extension of the mind's eye!"
Old Doc Smith's Octagon House on Grove St. NB
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| Auctioneer 1917 Antrim, NH |
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| Weather Bureau - Burlington, VT |
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| E-5 Specialist |
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| Nazi Dagger 1945 |
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Potter Mansion 1903 Main & Ward. NB |
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