Quincy (Kwin' zee), Massachusetts, City of Presidents and Birthplace of the American Dream
Showing posts with label Symbols. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Symbols. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 08, 2016
Election Day 2016!
I recently spotted these political symbols on one of my shopping excursions in the men's sock area. The cartoonist, Thomas Nast, is responsible for making the Democratic donkey and Republican elephant famous in his published cartoons in the 1800s.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Welcome Glow
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
My Favorite Dentist
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February is Children's Dental Awareness Month so I've posted a picture of Dr. Allan Yacubian, who has been a dentist in Quincy for 39 years. He is friendly and kind and can be counted on to wear a bow tie and a smile when he tells you to open wide. He grew up in the "Norfolk Downs" section of Quincy and went to North Quincy High School where he became the model for the school's symbol and mascot, "Yakoo", 50 years ago. "Yakoo" came under attack in the political correctness of the 1990s but this did not diminish the spirit or commitment Yacubian gives to his profession, to his alma mater and to his community. But best of all he keeps my choppers chopping!
Do you have a favorite dentist?

February is Children's Dental Awareness Month so I've posted a picture of Dr. Allan Yacubian, who has been a dentist in Quincy for 39 years. He is friendly and kind and can be counted on to wear a bow tie and a smile when he tells you to open wide. He grew up in the "Norfolk Downs" section of Quincy and went to North Quincy High School where he became the model for the school's symbol and mascot, "Yakoo", 50 years ago. "Yakoo" came under attack in the political correctness of the 1990s but this did not diminish the spirit or commitment Yacubian gives to his profession, to his alma mater and to his community. But best of all he keeps my choppers chopping!
Do you have a favorite dentist?
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This tiger swallowtail butterfly was a delight to see pollinating the phlox bed along my driveway.
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