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Showing posts with label History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label History. Show all posts

Thursday, March 2, 2017

The Pharmacist of Auschwitz & The Author Trisha Posner

Meet Trisha Posner, the Author of The Pharmacist of Auschwitz. You'll find that it's never too late to reveal the truth.


Impeccable research, a must read for law students, investigators, history & whodunit fans. Patricia Posner, exposes how an ordinary man and nation progressed to evil. At every turn you'll find yourself, cataloging where the evidence was found. How it was missed, and the need for collaboration between Nations when investigating war crimes. Clear, riveting and imploring you to find a way to stop the madness.

The resounding echo is 
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."

Keep Asking Questions 

The Answers Are There, Sometimes Buried for Decades Keep Searching 
Never Give Up




Sunday, January 15, 2017

The Start of #Airbnb Adventures

The Garland House Library! #Airbnb Priscilla’s place, is a step back in time. If you've ever wondered what it would be like to live in the 1800's. This Georgian Vernacular #architecture is a home that will wrap you in it's embrace! Excellent period pieces through the decades.

 A Warm Welcome in the Scrabble Pieces & an Informative Host
 Breakfast by a Glenwood Stove
A cellar built with rubble stone (uncut)
has lasted since 1821A lovely Sun Room
Bedrooms in decades of Period Pieces
 Handmade Quilts
 My Room & Bed a little over a foot off the floor, I had a stool to get up & it was super comfy!
No TV, but you'll tuck in & if you dare to peek into some of the diaries from ancestors of this home ... your surroundings will literally transport you to daily life as far back as 1821.
Priscilla is an amazing host & you would never know she had 3 dogs or 16 chicken's in the back yard. I loved the details; her endearing welcome, access to her library, family diaries and her. From her welcome to the time she spent discussing the history surrounding her and the town of Rye itself, was informative & witty and she left the lights on so I could find it again. Rye, NH has very few street lights.
A Glenwood Stove, with a Breakfast that was tasty, hearty and filling; this stop made for an amazing adventure! Try Airbnb with me & you'll get a $35.00 credit on your first trip. I will definitely be using them worldwide! A great way to get immersed into the culture!

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Wednesday, March 30, 2016

The Laborious Journey of Gilgamesh

Gilgamesh has become a fairy tale of sorts of late; but he was a real man with real issues. The scene below was from Star Trek in 2009...


There is a place called Mesopotamia and it is the cradle of civilization. Albeit in modern times it has fallen to more threats from evil itself.  When you discover history you can see what's beginning to unravel faster. History has a way of repeating itself, but you wouldn't know it unless, you look back. It really is the only way to keep moving forward.  

The region of what is now Iraq, is the birthplace of writing and the city of Babylon.  The hanging gardens of Babylon is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world and it is the only one whose original location has not been established.  It doesn't mean it never existed, after all it has inspired so many more hanging gardens around the world since. 

There is an very long poem about a man named Gilgamesh, recounting his struggles as a reckless youth, his fear of death, and his quest for immortality. Men think living forever is 

Saturday, July 25, 2015

A Mont to View


A new quest has started to unravel. It happen on the way to discovering a Fairy Tale Accessible Destination.  It was a slightly overcast day. Oddly one, that had sudden glimpses of bright skies that quietly; but most inexplicably got swallowed in the shadows.
  
And then it happened -unaccountably without warning even, on one of those roads. You know the ones that turn into a u-turn of sorts - this sort was called Blood Road. Which led to an hour search 
looking for an unnamed dog in a cemetery, a dog who like his owner was eventually found.  

I then literally and not figuratively traveled straight into purgatory, it was a bit of a risk and there were some obstacles; but honestly it was the only way to finish this story.  Who knew the views on the way would be absolutely stunning! I can't wait to share the whole story with "You". 

Together we just might find out what type of place inspired author Arnold Bennett  to state: "Of all the inhabitants of the inferno, none but Lucifer knows that hell is hell, and the secret function of purgatory is to make of heaven an effective reality."


Stay in Touch to Discover Mont Vernon, NH 
with Ћ ℋead ℱairy .

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