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I am joining Bleubeard and Elizabeth for this week's
T Stands For challenge found
here.
This is my summation of the past week:
Those are photos of Teddy that I took during our trip to
Mill Hollow Park in Fairfield, CT a few weeks ago. Teddy always enjoys looking at the water.
I needed a ticket into this week's T-gathering, and Teddy pointed out
there is a full bar in this magazine photo of
The Blind Rhino in Bridgeport, CT, along with a rhinoceros mural. Teddy also said he thinks this recently opened bar is in the same place where a certain someone, who shall remain nameless, used to go out dancing in her younger days, when it was the Sandbar Cafe, which closed quite awhile ago:
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The weather was mostly rain this past week.
On a sunny day, I took photos at
Hammonasset State Park and
Perry's Mill Pond.
For my creative side, I made
Love on the Stairs and
Sea Siren.
I finished reading
The Circular Staircase by Mary Roberts Rinehart, a murder mystery which I enjoyed.
I read
She Faded Into Air by Ethel Lina White, another mystery that I liked.
Over the weekend, we watched Night at the Museum (2006) (DVD), Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009) (DVD), Presumed Innocent (1990) (DVD),
The Lady Confesses (1945), and
Somewhere in the Night (1946) (DVD).
We also watched Alien: Covenant (2017) (DVD), the sequel to Prometheus, both of which were prequels to Alien. Prometheus failed to explain the crashed space ship found in Alien, and Alien: Covenant was a waste of two hours of my time that I will never get back. I don't recommend watching either of those two movies (Prometheus and Alien: Covenant).
We started watching
Dead End (1937), but we shut it off because we didn't like it.
