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August was full of so much to love and many things to learn! We kept very busy, mostly with vacations and preparing for the new school year to come. Time to look back and pick out Something Loved, Something Said, Something Learned, and Something Read to share today.
Something Loved
Vacation time that included family time and many beautiful sights and experiences.
We went to a church camp for a weekend and did a concert of worship music. We visited our son and his family and had fun with our granddaughter. We visited conservatories and gardens and an art museum. We were able to take friends of Kennady's with us to a couple of those conservatory experiences - it was her Summer of Kennady vacation, after all!
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At Franklin Park Conservatory, Columbus, Ohio |
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At Duquesne Incline, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
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At Rawlings Conservatory, Baltimore, Maryland |
Something Said
Knowing a person is like music, what attracts us to them is their melody, and as we get to know who they are, we learn their lyrics. ~Unknown
Knowing a person is like music, what attracts us to them is their melody, and as we get to know who they are, we learn their lyrics. ~Unknown
Something Learned
I actually learned quite a bit about plants, as you might imagine! I especially enjoyed the orchid houses. The Baltimore Museum of Art was an educational experience as well. My husband and I were both very interested in the mosaic sections from Antioch and the methods used to excavate these large pieces that are a couple thousand years old, and how they were restored and transported.
Something Read
I completed four books in August, but only three of the reviews are up so far. You can see more about my reading in my Monthly Bookshelf Review for August 2019.
Unshakeable: A Story of Unwavering Faith and Conviction
by Elizabeth Wiens
An Artless Demise (A Lady Darby Mystery)
by Anna Lee Huber
The Yellow Lantern: True Colors: Historical Stories of American Crime
by Angie Dicken
Britfield & the Lost Crown by C.R. Stewart (review coming!)




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An Artless Demise (A Lady Darby Mystery)
The Yellow Lantern: True Colors: Historical Stories of American Crime
Britfield & the Lost Crown by C.R. Stewart (review coming!)
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Wow! Looks like you had a fantastic August! Thanks for linking up!
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