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message 9801: by Joanna (new)

Joanna 49 is our high for today!


Emma | meadowroselibrary Meg wrote: "Emma wrote: "It's 47!!! πŸ₯Ά"

🀣 C'mon, that's just a pleasantly cool morning in July!"


😳😡πŸ₯ΆπŸ€’


Emma | meadowroselibrary Meg wrote: "49 is our high for today!"

😳😳😳

Oh, phew! 83 is ours! 😌


message 9804: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Emma wrote: "Meg wrote: "49 is our high for today!"

😳😳😳

Oh, phew! 83 is ours! 😌"


πŸ₯΅


Emma | meadowroselibrary Meg wrote: "Emma wrote: "Meg wrote: "49 is our high for today!"

😳😳😳

Oh, phew! 83 is ours! 😌"

πŸ₯΅"


🀣 Yeah, a little warmer than I like, but it may not actually get that warm. πŸ˜‚


message 9806: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments It's 41 here. At least it is sunny! Lots of birds, too! I have the sweetest pair of doves outside. They walk right up to me! They were born here this Summer and remain on my property. I named them Lovey & Dovey! When we had our Pocono home, there was a pair of Trumpeter Swans at the lake across the street...they were so beautiful! Many birds mate for life and mourn deeply if their mate dies. I've witnessed it many times. Nature is amazing!
Pammy Jo


message 9807: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Pamela wrote: "It's 41 here. At least it is sunny! Lots of birds, too! I have the sweetest pair of doves outside. They walk right up to me! They were born here this Summer and remain on my property. I named them ..."

That is sweet, Pammy Jo! I've always loved birds. When Dorry and I were really little a pair of cardinals made their nest in a bush right outside our bedroom window. So we got to watch the chicks hatch and grow up. That was special!


message 9808: by Lily Rose (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Pammy, I'm so glad to hear that Sarah is not terminal! I'm sure that must be a huge relief to you! I'm glad you switched vets.


message 9809: by Lily Rose (last edited Oct 09, 2020 07:38AM) (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Recap:
This author's final work was discovered by accident 28 years after his death, and is considered his last masterpiece. Who is the author, and what is the book?

Emma: Emerson
Mega: Thoreau, The Maine Woods
Pammy: πŸ˜‡πŸ±
Ruth: πŸ‘€
Alley Cat: πŸ‘€βœπŸ“πŸŽΉ


message 9810: by Lily Rose (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Emma wrote: "It's 47!!! πŸ₯Ά"

You poor, poor baby!


message 9811: by Lily Rose (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Anyone else care to guess? Anyone care to change their guess?


message 9812: by Ruth (new)

Ruth (misselizabethbennett) | 2502 comments Dorothy wrote: "Recap:
This author's final work was discovered by accident 28 years after his death, and is considered his last masterpiece. Who is the author, and what is the book?

Emma: Emerson
Mega: Thoreau, T..."


Hi Dorothy,
Ooh! I read this, now it's going to bug me? πŸ€”


message 9813: by Lily Rose (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Ruth wrote: "Hi Dorothy,
Ooh! I read this, now it's going to bug me? πŸ€”"





message 9814: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Dorothy wrote: "Recap:
This author's final work was discovered by accident 28 years after his death, and is considered his last masterpiece. Who is the author, and what is the book?

Emma: Emerson
Mega: Thoreau, T..."


Herman Melville~Billy Budd??


message 9815: by Lily Rose (last edited Oct 09, 2020 10:48AM) (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Pamela wrote: "Herman Melville~Billy Budd??"

And we finally have a winner! Congartulcations, Pammy Jo!


message 9816: by Ruth (new)

Ruth (misselizabethbennett) | 2502 comments Dorothy wrote: "Ruth wrote: "Hi Dorothy,
Ooh! I read this, now it's going to bug me? πŸ€”"

"


πŸ˜„- Very amusing, Dorothy.
Have you taken Emma's place?


message 9817: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Meg wrote: "Pamela wrote: "It's 41 here. At least it is sunny! Lots of birds, too! I have the sweetest pair of doves outside. They walk right up to me! They were born here this Summer and remain on my property..."

They say that when you see a Cardinal, it represents a deceased loved one watching over you. The Robin is associated with stories of Christ's birth and also with his death.


message 9818: by Lily Rose (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Ruth wrote: "Dorothy wrote: "Ruth wrote: "Hi Dorothy,
Ooh! I read this, now it's going to bug me? πŸ€”"

"

πŸ˜„- Very amusing, Dorothy.
Have you taken Emma's place?"


Emma seems to be missing in action, today. I guess she'll be back this evening.


message 9819: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Dorothy wrote: "Ruth wrote: "Hi Dorothy,
Ooh! I read this, now it's going to bug me? πŸ€”"

"


I would think that continuously thumping one's self on the head is not conducive to clear thinking, but rather to a self inflicted concussion! LOL!πŸ˜‰πŸ˜„
Pammy Jo


message 9820: by Lily Rose (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Pamela wrote: "Dorothy wrote: "Ruth wrote: "Hi Dorothy,
Ooh! I read this, now it's going to bug me? πŸ€”"

"

I would think that continuously thumping one's self on the head is not conducive to clear thinking, but r..."


πŸ€”πŸ”¨πŸ€•πŸ€£


message 9821: by Ruth (new)

Ruth (misselizabethbennett) | 2502 comments Hi Pammy
We usually have a pair of Cardinals and Robins
neither of which have been around for a while.
A family of Blue Jays has dominated our trees,
unfortunately, a young bird was a prey to a Hawk.
πŸ˜₯


message 9822: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Dorothy wrote: "Pamela wrote: "Herman Melville~Billy Budd??"

And we finally have a winner! Congartulcations, Pammy Jo!"


I am shocked! 😳I simply figured it was a famous work released after Melville's death, but also considered saying Emily Dickinson until I realized you said "his death" which ruled her out! Billy Budd was considered to be Melville's second best work, after Moby Dick. Well, I shall try thumping my head now so that I can think of the next question!πŸ˜‚πŸ€£
Pammy Jo


message 9823: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Pamela wrote: "Dorothy wrote: "Pamela wrote: "Herman Melville~Billy Budd??"

And we finally have a winner! Congartulcations, Pammy Jo!"

I am shocked! 😳I simply figured it was a famous work released after Melvill..."


Errrggghhh! I almost guessed that!! Now I shall thump myself on the head. 🀣


message 9824: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Ruth wrote: "Hi Pammy
We usually have a pair of Cardinals and Robins
neither of which have been around for a while.
A family of Blue Jays has dominated our trees,
unfortunately, a young bird was a prey to a Ha..."


We have hawks here and Blue Jays, too. They are pretty, but quite nasty. I have seen a Blue Jay peck a wren on it's head and kill it. Not nice behavior at all.
Pammy Jo


message 9825: by Lily Rose (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Pamela wrote: "Dorothy wrote: "Pamela wrote: "Herman Melville~Billy Budd??"

And we finally have a winner! Congartulcations, Pammy Jo!"

I am shocked! 😳I simply figured it was a famous work released after Melvill..."


"His final masterpiece..."


message 9826: by Ruth (last edited Oct 09, 2020 11:55AM) (new)

Ruth (misselizabethbennett) | 2502 comments Billy Budd was published 33 years after Melville’s death.

https://berkshirehistory.org/herman-m...


message 9827: by Ruth (new)

Ruth (misselizabethbennett) | 2502 comments Pamela wrote: "Ruth wrote: "Hi Pammy
We usually have a pair of Cardinals and Robins
neither of which have been around for a while.
A family of Blue Jays has dominated our trees,
unfortunately, a young bird was a..."


Good God! Pammy,that's awful!


message 9828: by Lily Rose (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Ruth wrote: "Billy Budd was published 33 years after Melville’s death.

https://berkshirehistory.org/herman-m..."


I guess they really read it carefully before publishing it!


message 9829: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Billy Budd was discovered 28 years after Melville's death, but was not published until a few years later.


message 9830: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Here is the next quiz question:

This Massachusetts author became known for historical novels about their Plymouth Colony ancestors. Name the author.


message 9831: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Pamela wrote: "Here is the next quiz question:

This Massachusetts author became known for historical novels about their Plymouth Colony ancestors. Name the author."


I want to say Nathaniel Hawthorne πŸ€”


message 9832: by Ruth (new)

Ruth (misselizabethbennett) | 2502 comments I believe this a question for Meg.


message 9833: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Meg wrote: "Pamela wrote: "Here is the next quiz question:

This Massachusetts author became known for historical novels about their Plymouth Colony ancestors. Name the author."

I want to say Nathaniel Hawtho..."


Not nearly as well known as Hawthorne


message 9834: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments This might be a difficult question, so I will give a hint...

The author had a name VERY much like another VERY famous 19th Century author.


message 9835: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Pamela wrote: "Not nearly as well known as Hawthorne."

I figured...that would be too easy! 😏🀣


message 9836: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Well whoever it was I'm interested!!! 😁


message 9837: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Pamela wrote: "This might be a difficult question, so I will give a hint...

The author had a name VERY much like another VERY famous 19th Century author."


You're killing me, Pammy Jo! 🀣


message 9838: by Joanna (new)

Joanna I would also say Catharine Maria Sedgwick, but your hint seems to rule her out...


message 9839: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Meg wrote: "I would also say Catharine Maria Sedgwick, but your hint seems to rule her out..."

The author IS a woman


message 9840: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Pamela wrote: "Meg wrote: "I would also say Catharine Maria Sedgwick, but your hint seems to rule her out..."

The author IS a woman"


Hmmmmβ€¦πŸ€” Thump, thump... 🀣


Emma | meadowroselibrary Sounds like you guys sure had fun today! πŸ₯ΊπŸ€£


message 9842: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Emma wrote: "Sounds like you guys sure had fun today! πŸ₯ΊπŸ€£"

πŸ₯Ί I've just been going through my entire to-read shelf looking for this author Pammy Jo's talking about! 🀣


Emma | meadowroselibrary And I was NOT MIA, Miss Dorry!!! I knew exactly where I was!! 😀🀣


Emma | meadowroselibrary Meg wrote: "Emma wrote: "Sounds like you guys sure had fun today! πŸ₯ΊπŸ€£"

πŸ₯Ί I've just been going through my entire to-read shelf looking for this author Pammy Jo's talking about! 🀣"


πŸ™„πŸ€¦πŸ»β€β™€οΈπŸ€£πŸ€£πŸ€£


message 9845: by Joanna (new)

Joanna Emma wrote: "And I was NOT MIA, Miss Dorry!!! I knew exactly where I was!! 😀🀣"

You were AWOL!


Emma | meadowroselibrary Meg wrote: "Emma wrote: "And I was NOT MIA, Miss Dorry!!! I knew exactly where I was!! 😀🀣"

You were AWOL!"


🀣 Yes, I suppose... But I'm back!! πŸ₯Ί


message 9847: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Meg wrote: "Pamela wrote: "This might be a difficult question, so I will give a hint...

The author had a name VERY much like another VERY famous 19th Century author."

You're killing me, Pammy Jo! 🀣"


Well, my clue should give it away. The other VERY FAMOUS author I'm talking about is not necessarily an American author. Thump yourself on the head and you might think of the answer.πŸ™†β€β™€οΈπŸ”¨πŸ˜„
Pammy Jo


message 9848: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Meg wrote: "Emma wrote: "Sounds like you guys sure had fun today! πŸ₯ΊπŸ€£"

πŸ₯Ί I've just been going through my entire to-read shelf looking for this author Pammy Jo's talking about! 🀣"


She might be part of your "Never Read~Never Heard Of" shelf!πŸ˜ŠπŸ˜‹πŸ€”


message 9849: by Pamela (new)

Pamela | 2209 comments Emma wrote: "Meg wrote: "Emma wrote: "And I was NOT MIA, Miss Dorry!!! I knew exactly where I was!! 😀🀣"

You were AWOL!"

🀣 Yes, I suppose... But I'm back!! πŸ₯Ί"


Do you suppose you were AWOL or do you suppose you are back???πŸ€£πŸ˜„πŸ˜‚


message 9850: by Lily Rose (new)

Lily Rose Dorothea | 1454 comments Emma wrote: "And I was NOT MIA, Miss Dorry!!! I knew exactly where I was!! 😀🀣"

Well, I'm glad to hear that, but we didn't!


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