A Story of . . .
Portland, record albums, comic books, handbags, dancing, dining, and diets City sidewalks, where anonymity meets adventure. Where walking alone is accepted and walking into open doors not only expected but encouraged. Last Saturday I walked the length of Congress Street (well, really a portion of Congress, from State Street to Elm Street), and was intrigued by all the sandwich boards along the way. After treating myself to a slice of pizza at Otto's I did a bit of window shopping, visited a few galleries and made my way to the library. Here's some of what I saw . . . some bargains, some love, and a tasty invitation.
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A Story of . . . American history, needlework, conservation efforts, music, and poetry
This is a Calendar of Days post: National Anthem Day
In our Calendar of Days, today we celebrate American Artist Appreciation Month with the suggestion to take in a summer concert.
We did that last night and caught Jerks of Grass on the Eastern Promenade overlooking Casco Bay. We kept it simple and headed out after dinner, some people brought elaborate picnic food, while still others grabbed something from the food trucks at the top of the hill. What a nice way to spend the evening. |
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