Round Museum

Along the walkway up the hill to Ledges cottage, the lights will guide you when the evening comes. During the day, The Spiders are there to greet you.

08.20.25

If it’s Tuesday and you’re having one donut, you might as well have four. Or a dozen? Baker’s dozen?

08.19.25

Dusty, papery plates burst into view on the spherical seedhead of the Scabiosa ‘sternkugel’, also known as a Paper Moon or aptly, a Star Ball. The center of each seed disk displays a perfect purple 5-pointed star.

08.18.25

Love - love. That's how the match begins. You serve up a volley and wait for a return. How will your partner respond? A cross-court shot? Down the line? A lob chasing you to the baseline? Rush the net? Before you know it, game, set, match.

08.17.25

Hey!! What the heck?!! Something’s wrong here. Look, all the furniture has been rearranged! There are bugs everywhere! What’s that? Did you hear that sound? I think someone’s in the house. Maybe in the bathroom… Maybe upstairs… It really feels like we’re being watched…

08.16.25

It’s the toxicity.

08.15.25

Raindrops keep falling on my head
But that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning red
Crying's not for me
'Cause I'm never gonna stop the rain by complaining
Because I'm free
Nothing's worrying me

08.14.25

Chimney falls and lovers blaze
Thought that I was young
Now I've freezing hands and bloodless veins
As numb as I've become
I'm so tired
I wish I was the moon tonight

Last night I dreamt I’d forgotten my name
'Cause I sold my soul but awoke just the same
I'm so lonely
I wish I was the moon tonight

How will you know if you found me at last?
'Cause I'll be the one, be the one, be the one
With my heart in my lap

I'm so tired, I'm so tired
And I wish I was the moon tonight

08.13.25

Propagated in 1991 and planted on September 7, 1996 outside the front steps of Twin Lake Village, an American Liberty Elm honors the memory of Emily D. Kidder.

08.12.25

Before the Metro golf round starts why not take a few putts on the practice green holes. Get the feel of your club. Or read your breaks. Or the speed of the green. From the looks of things… it can only help your game.

08.11.25