Diana D’Amato (in blue) as Joan Pierce and Seleste Cowie as Tempie Yeardley comfort each other during the Starving Time in Adam Lapallo’s screen of my book *Dark Enough To See the Stars.* We’re shooting a few scenes… https://t.co/hKeUyf1Bu6
Rambling across the countryside ... another memory of Virginia’s colonial women. I believe this is cinquefoil (potentilla) brought to Virginia from England for its curative properties ... for the flux, mouth and… https://t.co/NYsHxsFjIL
Queen Anne’s lace or wild carrot would have made a lovely bouquet for Pocahontas’s wedding ... but it bloomed too late for her April wedding and wasn’t a native wildflower. English women, who used it to soothe the… https://t.co/y457CmuyAN
Thanks to Martha Poole and my new friends in the Virginia Dare DAR book club for the warm welcome and my first introduction to a low country boil! Also for reading all 3 #Jamestown books in 3 months. #VirginiaDare… https://t.co/jXcQVM9Ijd
A stunning white ocean! I’m here in the Outer Banks speaking at a book club tonight and a DAR tomorrow. Once upon a time, English colonists heading to Roanoke Island must have marveled at this sight. And I still do.… https://t.co/Qnr0mjnpXq
When Joan Pierce/Temperance Yeardley invited me to Rock Hall for a seventeenth century meal—I did sup with her and Mistress Smalley, sure! And was so honored. How often do you get to dine with the women you spent 20… https://t.co/JZ9mEYG8mG
I’m signing at #Henricus again today for the 400th anniversary of the #1619 General Assembly. My grandsons came out to climb aboard the #godspeed and to see the goats—not necessarily in that order! #400thanniversary… https://t.co/EhLTIHS0by
Thank you to the Central North Carolina Company of the Jamestowne Society for hosting me to speak today in the Charlotte area. What a warm reception! @ The Peninsula Club https://t.co/5oQRTuRVM5
I wasn’t prepared for how powerful the 9/11 Memorial was. My sister-in-law searched for her friend’s son, lost that day, which brought it home all the more. #911memorial #9112001 #neverforget #911 @ 9/11 Memorial -… https://t.co/gpqrtpfxOr
Remember on The Office when Michael Scott ordered from “Pizza by Alfredo” instead of Alfredo’s Pizza?This is the good pizza—Alfredo’s in Scranton! Couldn’t resist picturing Pam and Jim coming in to grab a bite.… https://t.co/qGkda5sEaA
I’m here at Christiana Campbell’s Tavern in Williamsburg meeting friends from the First Texas Jamestowne Society in Houston— because when you speak in Texas, you make friends for life. Love my Texas ladies!… https://t.co/LpqKGIRdey
Following the footsteps of Capt. John Smith in Maryland, I found a little more 17th century. Yellow toadflax (called butter-and-eggs) first came to the New World in 1682, brought by a Welsh Quaker with… https://t.co/fsOV1nQLLh
A walk through Church Hill in Richmond. So beautiful, charming, historic! Wrought-iron door knockers, sashes, brick sidewalks. #churchhillrva#rva#oldarchitecture#18thcentury @ Church Hill https://t.co/HyeOtCcHNg
Ran into these gentlemen in Church Hill last week, because ... Richmond. Also, Karen Chase’s book launch! We do appreciate our founders around here—especially so close to Historic St. John’s Church.… https://t.co/UjEGNRlr2v