Glenda Moore
In former days, when hobos were common, they had a shared vocabulary of "hobo signs." They were chalked or scratched on pavements or fenceposts in front of houses, as advice to those who might follow. The smiling cat, above, meant "Kind-Hearted Woman."  I'd like to think I'm a kind-hearted woman; but I confess I was attracted to the sign because of the cat. (Visit High Tech Hobo for more hobo signs.)


My name is Glenda Moore. I live in Utah with my husband and our cats. I collect spun glass figures and seashells, pictures of whales and dolphins, clipper ship replicas, and so on, and have created a nautical room in our house. Occasionally, I build dollhouses or miniature rooms (and doll furniture) from scratch.
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Pirates treasure map

This page is a stepping-off place to an ecclectic assortment of interesting "stuffs":  stories, pictures, fantasies, and realities.  You will find many treasures from this map:  

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 Go on an ocean voyage.
Treasure chest Do you like fairies?
Treasure chest Look at a large assortment of javascript scenes (lake and snow scenes, panoramas) Treasure chest Visit the wondrous world of cats at CatStuff.
Treasure chest Read my story about a housecat who goes on a wild and crazy adventure. Treasure chest Dean Koontz has long been one of my favorite authors.  This section contains titles, plots, and more.
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If you like spectacular landscape paintings, visit my Albert Bierstadt gallery. Treasure chest More treasures:  At the moment, a couple of little stories ....
 
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Mermaid

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