No chance to rest on accolades, but we are grateful for the many kind words after Harry’s recognition, as life careens along. We have had human visitors, in addition to avian guests (and some rodents and other creatures). Daughter Anne came bearing gifts of socks that she knitted for us, her Father’s Day visit postponed […]
A day late, here is a summary of Harry’s big celebration yesterday, as he became enshrined on the St. Louis Walk of Fame in the Delmar Loop. He is in fascinating company, people with St. Louis roots who have had national impact on cultural heritage. Harry and Steve grew up in University City (the suburb
It’s been a very busy week, and I have fallen badly behind in blogging. Today, we were expecting visitors, but that plan changed, producing a quiet day, with some down time. Even more desired than peace, rain has fallen. Not enough, but even this little bit is most welcome. The big project this week was
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The Bridlespur Horse Show has been a tradition for 81 years. It was a three day horse show in 1970 when I first competed. The horse show was held on Squires Lane, near Lindbergh Boulevard, in St. Louis County for the last time in that location. In 1971, the show moved out to The Bridlespur
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