Little Grey Bungalow
From the Australian Home Journal, October 1951, instructions and a diagram to help you turn the skirt of that "old print frock" into a charming pair of play rompers for your toddler.
The Internet Archive has an almost complete run, issues from 1949-1952. It's download-able, but be warned, the file is pretty big.
As the new Seawolf-class submarine USS Connecticut surfaced in the ice pack between the North Pole and Alaska on April 27, 2003, a polar bear chomped on its rudder. ~ USNI
(Seawolf-class submarines are 350 by 40 by 35 feet and carry a crew of 130. Punching above your weight class, buddy).
The guy who suggested raking forests, water-bombing a cathedral, and nuking a hurricane will be in East Palestine this morning to explain to them how to handle their disaster.
They must feel so relieved.
I cannot state it often enough because it really is something that I believe in my very core; we must never forget that with disasters it is not a question of 'if' but of 'when.' ~ Dame Sue Black
A valentine in the shape of a bird to cut out and inscribe. From the Jan/Feb 1991 Pack O Fun magazine.
...the whited air
Hides hills and woods, the river, and the heaven,
And veils the farm-house at the garden's end. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson.
