FOWC with Fandango — School It was the joyous cry of the child as we were let out in June (yes, JUNE and the end of the month at that!). Little did we know that soon enough, we'd be going to work and they would never let us out until we were too old to … Continue reading NO MORE TEACHERS, NO MORE BOOKS! – Marilyn Armstrong
Day: 10/24/2019
WHAT’S THAT WORD? – Marilyn Armstrong
Words That Sound Right Although this is subjective, some words sound like the thing they describe. Personal favorites are: Puffin, Bulbous, Fidget, Prickly, Twitch, Bubbly. Words Which DON'T Sound Like Their Meaning Medical terminology is designed to take the sting -- and sometimes the responsibility -- out of troubling problems. PTSD - Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder … Continue reading WHAT’S THAT WORD? – Marilyn Armstrong
UXBRIDGE IN AUTUMN – Garry Armstrong
Autumn Leaves in Downtown Uxbridge - October 24, 2019 I went out to pick up some pita to go with the hummus Marilyn was making. But I asked if it was okay if I borrowed her little Leica. Naturally, she gave it to me. It was so beautiful out there I couldn't stop taking pictures … Continue reading UXBRIDGE IN AUTUMN – Garry Armstrong
IT STARTED BY A CAMPFIRE IN VIETNAM – Garry Armstrong
Lyndon Baines Johnson was the 36th President of the United States, from 1963 to 1969. As President, he designed "Great Society" legislation, including civil rights, public broadcasting, Medicare, Medicaid, environmental protection, aid to education and the arts, urban and rural development, and a "War on Poverty". Location: A campfire in Vietnam near Saigon. Year: 1967. 1967 and 1968 were very intense years … Continue reading IT STARTED BY A CAMPFIRE IN VIETNAM – Garry Armstrong
HUMMUS – Marilyn Armstrong
Feel like a nourishing meal without cooking? A lot of food from in and around the Mediterrean is some kind of salad, typically vegan. How about humous? This is an Armenian recipe, but it's delicious, easy, and all you need is a food processor, a few spoons and a knife to cut a lemon. If … Continue reading HUMMUS – Marilyn Armstrong
