Category Archives: history
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Listening, part one
Leave a commentJune 13, 2020 by kittynh
Thank you to Andre Morell for again allowing me to share his powerful words. It’s time for LISTENING, and I …
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Pet Cemetery?
Leave a commentMay 9, 2020 by kittynh
The cemetery is still very full of humans walking and social distancing. I’m really enjoying this more modern cemetery, and …
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The Cemetery is Rather Full
2May 2, 2020 by kittynh
OF WALKERS! The social distancing measures have filled our local cemetery with alive humans. I’ve been walking there for several …
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Corona Virus Luxury Lockdown…
2March 12, 2020 by kittynh
So, my 60th birthday celebration was supposed to be at one of my favorite places, filled with friends and family, …
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Fairy Light Adventure New Hampshire!
Leave a commentSeptember 14, 2019 by kittynh
I have to admit that while I am new to collecting fairy lamps, I am a confirmed addict. Every thrift …
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Budget Charity Auction Basket
Leave a commentMay 16, 2019 by kittynh
I’ve been putting together several vintage baskets, or collections, for a charity auction. People looking at this first basket have …
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Lamps I Did Not Buy (but one I hope to)
Leave a commentApril 29, 2019 by kittynh
Those of us following the Crazy Lamp Lady on Facebook or Youtube, feel like we are LAMP EXPERTS. I look …
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Vintage Picking….
6April 17, 2019 by kittynh
I admit that with Spring weather here, I’m visiting all the vintage shops and charity shops. Because for much of …
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“Lost Boundaries” and Dr.Johnston’s Brave Choices
2February 4, 2019 by kittynh
The Historical Society of Cheshire County is having a pop up exhibit to commemorate the film “Lost Boundaries“. The exhibit …
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Naulakha Hallways
Leave a commentDecember 29, 2018 by kittynh
Naulakha was built to be a ship sailing over the Vermont mountains. This means the house is long and narrow. …
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