Is this a goose, or a swan? I can tell the difference in the wild (swans are huge), but not from this sturdy brass bookmark.
Book: Savage Peace: Hope and Fear in America, 1919 by Ann Hagedorn
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I think it’s a goose, swans have longer necks and flatter (?more flat) beaks.
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Hm. Could be. Of course, I’m not sure what level of accuracy the artist was aiming for so that’s another problem.
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Without the coloring, I can’t tell…
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It’s a puzzle for the ages.
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Maybe you can get those electric shock sessions from MBE’s corpse and that can tell us?
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I’m . . . missing something.
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Mary Baker Eddie, from the book you have behind the bookmark.
Aren’t “Christian Scientists” the ones who have the reading rooms and stuff to drive out the bad juju?
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I was even thinking it had something to do with the book in the background but I couldn’t make the connection. Too early in the morning.
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Too early indeed. That’s why I started doing my posts at 6. Needed that hour to wake up before dealing with comments on them…
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My comment must have vanished. I think fragile is right, neck not long enough to be a swan.
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We need to call an ornithologist.
No comments in the spam or trash files. You must have pressed the wrong button. Unless you were commenting as Marla.
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Marla stole your comment when she went to the great online account graveyard in the sky…
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To think that some day we all might meet her there . . .
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What do you think she will greet you with?
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Perhaps a lei. She seems the welcoming sort.
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I won’t go there. I plan on going to 404land…
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With a wide blue screen always above you.
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Calm n peaceful…
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