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I installed Remembering the Bicentennial today and celebrated with a patriotic donut (which was generously brought in by the organizer of last weekend's event as they went about cleaning up).

Image Description: Made of blue satin and trimmed in white lace with blue and red stars, the flag features a pair of red and white bloomers in the center as a play on Mrs. Ford’s maiden name, Bloomer. White text above the bloomers reads, “Don’t Tread on Me.” The letters “E.R.A.” below stand for the Equal Rights Amendment, an indication of Mrs. Ford’s strong support for the proposed amendment that would have given women equality under law through the United States Constitution.

Mural City Jawn Market East Philadelphia June2026 artist : Alloyius McIlwaine

(Museo Nacional de Historia, Castillo de Chapultepec)

Boston Cream Pie

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Natalie Wood by William Claxton, 1961