Undoubtedly you know it best as Norway's national day, and you wouldn't be wrong there, Friends. BUT? You can also strum to your heart's content on your uke that day, too. Maybe you'd even like to pluck out Ja, Vi Elsker Dette Landet ?
Some folks read poems aloud. Others don’t dare. Some people write great stuff, Others get nowhere. But Friends, here’s your chance! Come join in the fun. Read a poem from your favorite poet Or hey! Read an original one. Everyone is welcome. In any language you choose. We guarantee your poems Will cure those pandemic blues. (Click on image to enlarge.)
A librarian with a love for eBay built this trove of culinary history . "Saltzman’s beloved community cookbooks, though, may be the collection’s most poignant historical records." Hungry for a community cookbook after you read this article? The Jones Library happens to have copies of Amherst's own "The Well-Read Cook" for sale! Check it out .
Two FABULOUS things are happening this day, Friends. First? That's the day Massachusetts opens up vaccines to EVERYONE 16 and older. YEEHAW, Friends! And second? Ukelele strum. You can exercise your sore upper arm by playing your uke! Win-win. Brighter days are coming, Friends.
Check out how Oliver Cromwell ate with this 17th century cookbook . Not only that but the Cromwell Museum has decided to print 500 copies for distribution. You could own your very own!
In her review for the New York Evening World, critic Ruth Snyder said, “We are quite convinced after reading The Great Gatsby that Mr. Fitzgerald is not one of the great American writers of to-day.” That review aged well. Read more reviews here .