Jun 4, 2009

No Boys Allowed

Day 155, Thursday June 4: After the morning showers passed I laced up my sneaks and hit the pavement. Today’s field trip is to Li*nden Ha*ll: the oldest girls school in the Un*ited St*ates. This isn't the best picture, but it's hard to capture the school since it's spread over 47 acres.


Established in 1746, Linden Hall is the oldest girls’ boarding school in the United States. As a college preparatory day and boarding school for grades 6-12 and a post graduate year, Linden Hall is dedicated to excellence in the education of young women.
The campus occupies 47 acres and includes a new sport and fitness center, a newly renovated center for visual and performing arts, a modern 20-stall stable, a new indoor riding ring, tennis courts, playing fields, dormitories, and classroom buildings.
For more information: http://www.lindenhall.org/

Hey look - - we aren’t the only class on a field trip today!! LOL



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A riddle for today

Q: How can you tell when it's been a gray rainy week?



A: When the mushrooms begin growing in your lawn.

Yep, they're popping up all over the our lower lawn. It's surrounded by trees & brush which doesn't allow for what little sun we did have this week to shine through and dry things up. Makes me hungry for a good steak with sauted onions & muchrooms!!!

2 comments:

Darla said...

i have mushrooms growing in my flower pots! and they are bright yellow! never have i seen anything like it before...another great field trip day. thanks.

Mari said...

I love the hall - those old buildings have such character. Thanks for another tour.