Pressured to prove his theories or lose funding, Dusty prematurely stepped into the blogosphere and vanished.
The Feast Day of Sts. Perpetua and Felicity (7 March) celebrates two young mothers who were early 3rd century Christian martyrs.
+ includes a feast day recipe for the Roman Empire era recipe, Ova Spongia ex Lacte – Sweet Omelette
Read More Dusty FeastsThe Crowning with Thorns by Caravaggio
Read More Dusty Artby Phil Collins
Read More In The Air TonightRoyal Albert Hall (London, U.K.)
+ This Victorian era concert hall, named as a memorial to the Queen’s then late husband Albert, is designed in a beautiful Italianate architectural style. The building remains one of the most famous concert halls in the U.K.
Read More Dusty BuildingsDiscobolus by Myron (460-450 BC)
Read More Dusty ArtString in the Earth and Air by James Joyce (poem analysis)
Read More Strinigs in the Earth and AirThe Feast Day of St. David (1 March), a 6th century Welsh Bishop who is associated with his opposition to Pelagianism and many miracles. He is the patron Saint of Wales.
+ Includes a recipe for Leek and Potato Soup
Read More Dusty FeastsChrist at the Column by Caravaggio (c. 160-1607)
+ This painting by the Baroque master brilliantly depicts the brutal scene of Christ’s scourging
Read More Dusty Artby William Henry Harrison
+ An American war hero and the shortest serving President in U.S. histoyr.
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