Chicken update:
Patty is all about the camera. She is most likely going to be the dominatrix so she isn't afraid of anything.
The flock
The rest of the group tends to avoid me and the camera. Olga is getting to be the fluffiest. She likes to puff out her blond feathers. Theola is giving Patty a run for her money in the area of dominance. She likes to perch on top of the water and look down upon her subjects. This drives Patty crazy. Ora is the runt, but she's happy not to be involved in the drama.
Yesterday, Craig took the boys on a golf outing so I went to
in the Mount Vernon area of Baltimore. I haven't been there in ages and it was really peaceful to wander around on a Sunday afternoon. The place was fairly vacant (after 2PM). William Walters and his son, Henry Walters, really had an excellent eye for art, especially Japanese. I guess it helps to have lots of money to get what you want. They were railroad magnates.
I took a stroll around the
and saw girls coming out of the Peabody Institute after their music exam. Lots of parental chatter going on.
Facade of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Baltimore
Our Washington Monument and the spire of the Mount Vernon United Methodist Church
The Washington Monument
I tried to go into the Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church but it was closed for the day.
Tours are available Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.
I wandered into the Pope John Paul II Meditation Garden. Very nice mural there.
I also stumbled upon the Garrett-Jacobs Mansion
whilst looking for the German Society of Maryland.
We try.
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