Sunday, April 15, 2012

Saturday AM

After a colorful sunrise and buffet breakfast, we went to the house of Juliette Gordon Low, the founder of Girl Scouts. I expected the historic beauty, but the abundance of furniture and personal belongings was outstanding. She painted, sculpted, and welded in addition to traveling and entertaining. Several groups of Girl Scouts were also there, as they are every day, for heritage tours and special programs. This year they commemorate the 100 years anniversary of GSA.

Juliette's nickname was Daisy, and she preferred to be called that all her life, so of course her garden had daisies blooming.

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