Rosalinda R Morgan

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Do you have trouble remembering names? I do.

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29 Jan 2018

My son went to Florida and so I was taking care of his dog in his absence. I was walking Skipper yesterday and someone across the street waved and said,”Hi Rosalinda.” She looked familiar but I could not remember her name. It was embarrassing so I just waved back and…
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Formal Gardens – Part I

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21 Jan 2018

Originally posted on Rose Gardening World: ? As rosarians, we are in constant pursuit of a rose garden whenever and wherever we are. During the rose peak blooming season, we love to see all rose gardens we can possibly see. In this pursuit, we come across all types of…
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#amwriting, Blogging, Historical Events, Philippine History, Philippine War, The Philippines, WWII

When the American soldiers landed in Batangas – 1945

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17 Jan 2018

This is the continuation of the article that appeared on Pacific Paratrooper’s blog about my parent’s escape from the Japanese when the American soldiers landed in Batangas in 1945. If you have not read it yet, I advise you to go to Pacific Paratrooper’s blog first before you continue…
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What is Subli?

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11 Jan 2018

Originally posted on Subli: What is Subli? Subli preceded Christianity in the Philippines and is a pre-Spanish era’s religious ritual. The people of Bauan, Batangas paid homage to the cross, reverently called Mahal na Poong Alitagtag (Beloved Holy Cross of Alitagtag) by dancing the folk dance called Subli. The dance…
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Designing a Garden

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5 Jan 2018

Originally posted on Rose Gardening World: My New York Rose Garden, photo taken on Jan. 14, 2009. ? Winter has finally arrived and since it is our downtime, it is a great time to plan and design your garden. If you have an existing bed, maybe it is time…
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Snow in Charleston, SC. Really?

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3 Jan 2018

Yes, it does snow in Charleston. Not Charleston, West Viriginia but Charleston, South Carolina. Not often but it does. Today is one of those days. The last big one was in 1989, the same year they had Hurricane Hugo. It happened on Dec.22 and they got 8 inches of snow.…
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Blogging, Historical Events, New Year, U.S. History

Significant Events on January 1st Throughout History

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31 Dec 2017

Throughout history, there are some significant events that happened on the first day of the year. Here are a few of them: 1583 – 1st day of the Gregorian calendar in Holland and Flanders 1622 – Papal Chancery adopts Jan. 1 as beginning of the year 1673 – Regular…
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Doing New Year’s resolutions anyone?

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28 Dec 2017

Is it that time of year again when everyone is thinking of making resolutions for the new year? How did you make out in 2017? Did you accomplish what you resolved to do? I accomplished a lot but not all. I sometimes wonder what’s the big idea behind this…
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Merry Christmas to all

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25 Dec 2017

May you have the Spirit of Christmas which is peace. The Gladness of Christmas which is hope. The Heart of Christmas which is love. Remember our men in uniform! Merry Christmas and Peace to all!!!
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How my father spent Christmas Eve 1941

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23 Dec 2017

Dec. 24, 1941 As they were nearing Tarlac, they were hearing explosions close by. There were more explosions it seemed. Looking further out, they could see clouds of black smoke billowing up in the sky, then more explosions. Every so often, they would stop on their trek and waited till…
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