Who is She?

 A few days ago, my brother posted his weekly email about local (Colorado) archaeology news. One item was about a book I gave him about Southwest digs quite a while ago, written by a woman archaeologist, Ann Axtell Morris. Excuse the poor quality of the photo, but I didn't have the capability of doing any better.

The photo intrigues me because she reminds me of someone I know or knew. I don't know if it's a famous person like an actor, or whether a friend I know or knew sometime ago.

Anyway, I'll keep it here so that when I remember, I'll have it.

RDG

Remembrance Shelf

 Cleaning my study today, I decided to rearrange many of my things I've been given or collected over the years.

I'll mention many of them later on in other entries. For now, I'm glad they are here.

RDG

Just Dropping In

 It's been quite a while - since May - and just thought I'd begin again to get back to writing each day. Not much, just things that are on my mind and things I remember. 

The two youngest daughters and their families are coming for a couple of days tomorrow; The oldest and her boyfriend from Nashville, and the youngest, her husband, and her two daughters, 11 and (almost) 4.

I'm busy with my three book clubs - one Zoom mystery, and two physical, classic, and mystery. They're keeping me busy reading.

Well, this is a start.

RDG