So, first, from my mathematics blog I have something to say About my 2022 Mathematics A-to-Z. I'm not happy about it, but I'm not happy about much these days. Second, here's some more pictures from that Fairy Tale Festival. Good look here at the whole swamp dragon, along with companions, such as that mermaid. Here's a heap of dragon eggs, of varied species. Also a small skeletonized dragon watching over, which seems like an odd decoration for your nursery. Focusing on the mermaid here, but also at the haunted plants and such around the ruined castle. Can't imagine where they get sandworm root from this time of year. bunny_hugger seeing eye-to-eye with the swamp dragon. And a look from he back of the dragon forward. The Audrey II-ish plant's labelled as a Venus Flytrap - Butterwort Hybrid. Trivia: After the failure of the Appalachian corn crop in 1930 the American Red Cross granted the hungry a food ration of $1.50 to $2.50 per month. Many local Red Cross chapter leaders in the area thought that too much for the hill folk. Source: A Square Meal: A Culinary History of the Great Depression, Jane Ziegelman, Andrew Coe. Currently Reading: Images of America: Western New York Amusement Parks , Rose Ann Hirsch.