Today I spent about ten contemplative minutes sitting on a bench in the shadow of the Chicago Water Tower amidst the hustle and bustle in the center of the Magnificent Mile. I imagined how life must have been in the area when the Water Tower was built in 1869, when it was called the Chicago Water-Works Tower. There would be horse and buggies on the street, not cars. A completely different world! May 12, 2015.

Friday, October 9, 2009. Decidedly Dickens; A Shake of Shelley.

Near the Dead Sea, probably in En Gedi Nature Reserve and National Park, Israel. I will be posting a picture once a week to share with you. At the Fortress Marienberg in Würzburg, Germany. At the Fortress Marienberg in Würzburg, Germany. I was excited to read.

Under Licence from the National Archives of England. Click for more information about the will. Click for larger view of gift-box. The perfect gift for the Shakespeare fan who has almost everything. Please send a cheque inclusive of postage and packing payable to Douglas Castle and Co. PO Box 9, Grays, Essex RM17 5BJ.

The novel will took a while. Anyone interested, do look forward to it. Sunday, October 24, 2010. THAT night, the wind blows gently, blowing every trees in the town. The leaves fall upon being blown by the wind, as a pair of legs stepped onto the branch of a tree. The man with the red hair smiles, and a dark creature with glowing red eyes hopping rapidly on his right shoulder.