Jump to content

Dorothy Donn

DIAMOND
  • Posts

    447
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    8

Dorothy Donn last won the day on December 15 2023

Dorothy Donn had the most liked content!

Recent Profile Visitors

531 profile views

Dorothy Donn's Achievements

Superfan

Superfan (9/14)

  • Reacting Well Rare
  • Great Support Rare
  • First Post
  • Collaborator Rare
  • One Month Later

Recent Badges

722

Reputation

  1. The Day I learned that animals are food too! My family for years had gotten their fertilizer from a farm nearby our beach house in Maryland. They had become quite friendly over the years and around the age of seven I had my first introduction to Uncle Ben and Aunt Betty. Their grandson of about age thirteen was told to show me around the farm. He first showed me the horseshoe crabs that lived in the marsh and then we headed to the barn. They had cows and horses and a cute donkey. One of the cows called Betsy had a baby cow or what he said was a calf named Lucy beside her. We took them out into the pasture and played with little Lucy. It was close to sundown and my family called me as it was time to return home with an invite to our family to come next week for dinner. The following week we got there at dinner time and what a spread it was. I was happily munching away when their grandson asked me, "how does Lucy taste to you?"
  2. U - Unforgettable Spectacular destination
  3. Q = Queen Anne Neckline for the gown
  4. W - Wassail A spiced ale or mulled wine which is often drunk during holiday celebrations, such as Twelfth Night and Christmas.
  5. U = Unwrap - Opening the wrapping paper around a gift, a common activity during Christmas morning.
  6. What a true labor of love for your son in law and your grandson! Thank you for sharing this with me.
  7. The filters used in this elfin experiment are as screenshot - user defined Filters.
  8. Everything created by me. Daydream or nightmare?
  9. Z = Zamboni While not directly related to Christmas, is often seen during the season at ice skating rinks, smoothing the ice for skaters. Image enclosed; The fourth Zamboni ever built — they simply called it "No. 4" — sits enshrined in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame in Eveleth, Minnesota, along with its creator and inventor, Frank Zamboni. It stands, fully restored, as a symbol of the integral part this ice-resurfacing machine has played in professional hockey, as well as ice-skating shows and in ice rinks around the country.
×
×
  • Create New...