#montgomery's

[bigcat947]

Lisa Montgomery's execution, delayed by attorneys' COVID-19 cases, rescheduled for Jan. 12

A federal judge delayed the execution of Lisa Montgomery last week after two of her Tennessee-based public defenders contracted severe cases of COVID-19. The delay was meant to allow her attorneys to recover from the virus and file a clemency petition on her behalf. เล่นสล็อตออนไลน์pgthaicom

[leftlovetrash]

New Post has been published on Canucks Stanley Cup Jerseys

New Post has been published on http://www.canucksstanleycupjerseys.com/montgomerys-return-the-biggest-for-du/

Montgomery's Return the Biggest for DU

He doesn’t wear them, but Jim Montgomery has a couple rings… College Hockey News from CHN

[musicforthemassesus]

The film clip for Montgomery's song 'Pinata' - taken from her debut EP 'New Clear War'

[quirkboard]

we're going to rattle this ghost town.

Despite the grey, dreary, blustery day, I smiled an awful lot today. It's the little things that make one happy like: 

Being greeted this morning by an sneaky image of my beautiful, former (I miss him so much) chiroprator's behind. The methods behind capturing this will never be revealed. 

Sitting quietly in the newly discovered coffee shop that I'm sure I will inhabit daily:

Successfully completing my first official Blate with the lovely Megan from Across the Pond, who's self-confessed claim to fame is the very creation of that term. She was even more wonderful in person than she is on her blog and I'm excited to have someone close by who's been through the very transition I am going through. 

Finding the man who helped me open my bank account was a Red Sox fan despite his very, very thick Glaswegian accent. Nothing warms my heart like an international Boston fan. 

Walking through the streets of the West End and knowing exactly where I was going. 

Loving today's outfit enough to photograph it: 

  Realizing my new friends and I have already reached the level of sharing loads of laundry in order to save money. Forming these bonds so quickly tells me that I'm exactly where I should be. 

And in case I forget, I've written myself a little note:

  ..sam

[normandaleftw-blog]

[kitchenscript]

Montgomery's Coffee House

After our visit to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum and checking the Refound pop-up shop out we needed to have something to drink, because we were kind off dehydrating after a two hours walk in the awesome Kelvingrove Museum. Crime: Soy decaf cappuccino (yes, I’m for real) with a caramel shortcake aside Scene: Montgomery's Coffee House, 9 Radnor Street, Glasgow (near Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum) Investigation: Thank god I’ve got awesome legs and long endurance for city trips. I never want to miss things while taking public transformation and love to explore by foot. My endeavour haha lead me to Montgomery’s. I super love coffee, although it isn’t good for me. Caffeine works like speed for me and that ain’t good news. As much as I don’t like soy milk, I prefer rice or almond milk, I had to order a weaky cappuccino haha decaf and with soy milk with a shortcake which was too sweet. And there was a sweater one at the counter.... What I liked most was the atmosphere. The place had a relaxed cafe vibe, suitable to have a good read or work on your Macbook/iPad, surrounded by local art to buy. You need to go to the counter to make an order. Don’t like this very much, since the first thing I’d like to do after a walk is to sit down and be served. The girls at Montgomery’s did a good job though by making a good cup of coffee, keep the cafe clean and feel you at ease :) Final score, Montgomery’s is an ideal place to have a break and plan your next to do’s for the day.