Irene MacLean
@irenemaclean.bsky.social
Jays fan, travelling and retired and happily married for 50 years!
Visited Greenwich National Park today. Lots of visitors but definitely not crowded.
July 4, 2024 at 4:20 AM
Visited Greenwich National Park today. Lots of visitors but definitely not crowded.
So we took a short walk today along what is called the Confederation Trail. We came upon these Lady’s Slippers
June 22, 2024 at 9:02 PM
So we took a short walk today along what is called the Confederation Trail. We came upon these Lady’s Slippers
Haven’t been for a drive but here are pictures of my flowers in my garden. No rhyme or reason to them.
June 21, 2024 at 9:08 PM
Haven’t been for a drive but here are pictures of my flowers in my garden. No rhyme or reason to them.
Doing day trips around PEI. Going to post photos I take.
June 20, 2024 at 12:12 AM
Doing day trips around PEI. Going to post photos I take.
Reposted by Irene MacLean
Willie Mays just died at 93
I am glad he got to live a long, fulfilling life - few people have ever brought more joy to more people
in celebration of an incredible man, please enjoy this essay by @joeposnanski.bsky.social about the man who he called the greatest player in baseball history
I am glad he got to live a long, fulfilling life - few people have ever brought more joy to more people
in celebration of an incredible man, please enjoy this essay by @joeposnanski.bsky.social about the man who he called the greatest player in baseball history
The Baseball 100: No. 1, Willie Mays
What do you love most about baseball? Mays did that. To watch him play is to be reminded why we love this odd and ancient game.
www.nytimes.com
June 19, 2024 at 1:15 AM
Willie Mays just died at 93
I am glad he got to live a long, fulfilling life - few people have ever brought more joy to more people
in celebration of an incredible man, please enjoy this essay by @joeposnanski.bsky.social about the man who he called the greatest player in baseball history
I am glad he got to live a long, fulfilling life - few people have ever brought more joy to more people
in celebration of an incredible man, please enjoy this essay by @joeposnanski.bsky.social about the man who he called the greatest player in baseball history