10 Autumn Pie Recipes That Will Make A Delicious Dessert — Society19

We hear you, we hear you! No more apple pie and no more pumpkin pie either. Turns out, we’re just as tired of those pie recipes as you are. With Autumn fast approaching, we want something different and new! So we made a list of 10 autumn pie recipes that will make a delicious dessert.… via … Continue reading 10 Autumn Pie Recipes That Will Make A Delicious Dessert — Society19

Card of the Day – King of Pentacles – Saturday, September 21, 2019 — Tarot by Cecelia

https://www.youtube.com/embed/HgutbklflmI?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent What a great card from artist, Shana Cinquegrana! I love her work, and our hip King of Pentacles is perfect for a Saturday, By the way, I have received word that this deck will be shipping sooner than first thought, so you may be able to have it in your hands by the end of… … Continue reading Card of the Day – King of Pentacles – Saturday, September 21, 2019 — Tarot by Cecelia

Crystal Oracle – September 21, 2019 -Reading by Lady Dyanna — Crystal Dawn

Lavender Aragonite Become comfortable in your own body and environment. You incarnated to be a guardian for the planet. You are a vehicle for purifying and healing the earth, reminding others that it is a sacred living being to be treated with respect. Become a vehicle for the healing of the environment by opening […] via … Continue reading Crystal Oracle – September 21, 2019 -Reading by Lady Dyanna — Crystal Dawn

A Ghost in the Kitchen — Launch Party Trolley through Haunted Savannah!

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Golden Gate Park: Japanese Tea Garden -NRHP

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The Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park was originally built for the California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894. It is the oldest public Japanese garden in the United States.

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After the World’s Fair, Makoto Hagiwara modified the Japanese Village exhibit into a permanent Japanese Tea Garden, importing many of the elements from Japan. He was the caretaker until his death in 1925, when his daughter took over for him until she was forced into an internment camp during WWII.

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During the War, the garden was renamed the Oriental Tea Garden and Chinese servers took over at the tea house. The Hagiwara home and Shinto Temple were destroyed. The garden was restored to the…

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