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Trying to Gear Up for Spain
Sorry for the hiatus, ladies and gentlemen, but furrylittlegnome has been busy as of late. If she isn’t wining and dining with fellow gnomes, she is trying to stick with her New Year’s resolution of cranking out one needlepoint project … Continue reading
The Calm Before the “Storm”
The temperature and wind chill was below zero for some this morning, but that took second billing of what is to come. America’s Northeast is gearing up for another “weather event” – Winter Storm Pax. Depending on one’s location, some will see rain … Continue reading
Where in the World…
Sorry for the absence, friends, but furrylittlegnome has been busy. In between work, appointments, play and needlepointing her little hands away, she has been thinking about this year’s foreign adventure. Will gnome return to England and revisit The Tower of … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Europe, European Destinations, Landmarks, London, Paris, Travel
Tagged England, European travel, Feldherrnhalle Odeonplatz, Foreign Visits, furrylittlegnome, Gnome, Going to Spain, Landmarks, London Attractions, Munich Landmarks, Paris, Tour Eiffel, travel, Travel Blog, Underneath the Eiffel Tower, What to see in London, World Travel
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Sochi. So fun!
Last weekend. TD Garden. Boston. That is where furrylittlegnome and fellow gnomes spent their Saturday watching Olympic hopefuls grace the ice pinning their hopes on flawless four minute performances at the 2014 U.S. Figure Skating Championships. The goal? A win or second place finish would … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Sports, Uncategorized
Tagged 2014 U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Boston, Boston 2014, Brian Boitano, Dick Button, Events at TD Garden, Figure Skating, Gold Medalists in Figure Skating, Sochi, TD Garden, U.S. Figure Skating, U.S. Olympic Team, Winter Olympics in Sochi, Winter Sports
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The Temple of Dendur
A couple of weeks ago, furrylittlegnome made the trek to “The Big Apple” for culture, holiday decoration displays and for some much needed shopping. Her first stop was to 5th and 82nd. The destination? The Metropolitan Museum of Art. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Culture, Landmarks, Museums, Travel, Uncategorized, USA Destinations
Tagged Ancient Egyptian Temples, Egyptian Gifts to America, Egyptian Temples, Exhibits at The Met, Museums, New York City, Nile River, NYC museums, Temples, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Temple of Dendur, What to see at The Met
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Boston to New York
Plane. Train. Bus. Car. There are ample modes of transportation for furrylittlegnome to choose from to get to “The Big Apple” this week. Pre-September 11th, flying was her first choice. The shuttle into LaGuardia was less than an hour. From … Continue reading
A Glimpse into the life of Isabella Stewart Gardner
The year was 1990. Two men disguised as Boston police officers entered the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum telling museum guards they were responding to a call. Both security guards on duty on March 18th were handcuffed by the impersonators and … Continue reading
The Day After Game Six
It is a quiet, Halloween morning in Boston, Massachusetts. A little before midnight, New England and most of America, watched the Boston Red Sox end a ninety-five year drought at Fenway Park with a decisive victory over the St Louis … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Sports, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged 2013 World Series, Baseball, Boston, Boston Strong, Fenway Park
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An Illuminating Sunday Drive
A tad under two hours west of Boston sits South Deerfield, Massachusetts. A small, quaint New England town, it is home to one of New England’s most popular destinations: Yankee Candle. With over 19,000 retailers in the United States, Yankee … Continue reading
The Color of Autumn in the Green Mountain State
Just a few days ago, as furrylittlegnome headed north, she was a little disappointed in the color. She was already in the Green Mountain State and expected to see the bright reds, yellows and oranges the autumn leaves had to offer. … Continue reading