Mount Auburn Cemetery 's upcoming walk and smartphone app

From WatertownPatch.com ... Celebrate National Public Gardens Day at Mount Auburn Cemetery on May 11 when the Friends of Mount Auburn present a free horticulture walk, a proclamation by Watertown Town Council President Mark Sideris, and the launch of the Mount Auburn smartphone application. The day will raise public awareness of Mount Auburn as a free community resource and public garden to be enjoyed by all. Read all about it here: http://watertown.patch.com/articles/mount-auburn-cemetery-hosting-walk-unveils-new-smartphone-app-on-national-public-gardens-day

Revamp of blog

It has been a long time since I last posted on here, and it's time to get this blog into gear. I've got a plan on how to encourage myself to post frequently. I can't tell you what it is because it would then magically disappear in a puff of smoke. I don't make the rules here. I do have a question for you, reader: What do you want to know about? What would you like to read about or learn about when you visit my blog? I write about cemeteries, give presentations on symbolism and history, and I teach proper gravestone rubbing techniques so that stones are not damaged. I'm the editor of TheCemeteryClub.com and Epitaphs Magazine Online. As a taphophile, what interests you? E-mail me at minda.epitaphsmag@gmail.com. Minda