You can barely see the lil bump on the wire, but that’s the hummingbird that’s been coming on my porch & flitting around my head.
You can barely see the lil bump on the wire, but that’s the hummingbird that’s been coming on my porch & flitting around my head.
Slave gravesite in New York City
“SOMETHING YOUR TOUR GUIDE MIGHT NOT TELL YOU:
The heart of NYC’s Financial District is built on a huge 18th century African Burial Ground. Some 419 Africans were discovered in 1991, a large portion women and children.
The burial ground extends from Broadway Southward under City Hall, and almost to the site of the former World Trade Center. It is believed that there are as many as 20,000 slavery-era Africans in graves under the buildings in Lower Manhattan.
Abolish historical amnesia and ponder for a moment the fact that this financial epicenter of the world is built on slavery, oppression, and death.”
Literally, and daily.
Clear your calendars, people!
From milb.com:
On Saturday, June 29, the Fort Myers Miracle along with Century Link and WINK-TV are pleased to bring Craig Sager back to Fort Myers. Sager served as the Sports Director for WINK-TV before moving on to the national stage where he is now a sideline analyst for TNT and TBS. Sager is famous for his fashion and the Miracle will celebrate his colorful suits with two bobbleheads. The first 500 fans will be able to choose between one of two bobblehead suit styles.The Miracle will play the St. Lucie Mets at 6:05 p.m. Gates open at 5 p.m. Fans can order tickets online at www.miraclebaseball.com or call the Miracle offices at (239) 768-4210.Craig Sager BOBBLEHEADS!
*Thanks to John from the Ft. Myers Miracle for the heads up on the event. Visit www.miraclebaseball.com for more information.