At Night at the Museum this month, we celebrated spring in many ways. Including decorating peat pots and planting sunflower seeds! Sunday, March 27, 2011
Spring and Science
At Night at the Museum this month, we celebrated spring in many ways. Including decorating peat pots and planting sunflower seeds! 
The RVer's Bible
So, you finally arrived in the USA form Mars, and thought it would be a fine idea to peruse America in a recreational vehicle?
May I suggest to you, intergalactic traveler, buy this book! In it you will find practically everything you need to know about RVing.
And for Earthlings, included in this guide are tips and topics you didn't imagine you needed to know in the first place.
Kim Baker and Sunny Baker 1997
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Nice Round Hat
After borrowing 15 crochet books from the Library . . . I finally learned to read crochet. Sort of.
Round 1 said: 3 ch, 11 dc into ring, 1ss in 3rd ch. 12 dc. Huh?
I am not fluent yet. The hat I tried had few instructions in this new language-code.
When I translated it into English, it was pretty easy and fun to make.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Green Fountain Madness!!
St. Pat’s on the St. Johns River in Downtown Jacksonville, Florida
www.jacksonvillelanding.com/st-pat 
The fountain on the North Lawn of the White House
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Maine, The Pine Tree State.
State Motto - I Direct (Dirigo)
The North Star in the State Flag of Maine represents the state motto, Dirigo.
The Maine State Museum manages the historical collections housed in Maine's capitol, known as the State House, and in the Blaine House, the home of Maine governors and their families.
Maine Fiberarts is a statewide arts nonprofit formed to support Maine fiber.
The Maine Lobster Festival is held in August. Unfortunately, since I can’t eat a butter-dipped Lobster, I think I’d really enjoy a Lobster Crate Race!
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