Teaching the Trivium is traveling. Meet Zeraiah Moret — what country is she in? The 15th person to email me (bluedorn @ triviumpursuit.com) the name of the country wins two books — Already Gone and Already Compromised, both books by Ken Ham.

“In the picture of me, Vassil, sitting on the bench, you can see the statue of Petko Slaveikov and Pencho Slaveikov, father and son. Petko participated in translation of the first protestant Bible in 1871. This translation helped the establishment of grammar in the Bulgarian language. His son, Pencho, was member of a team revising the translation in more modern Bulgarian. The place is called Slaveikov square. It is in the center of Sofia. In the other photo you can see how happy we are with the books we wanted for so long. My brother Philip is also very happy behind the camera.”

The Classical Mommy thinks Toodles needs a new pair of sandels.

What’s happening here? Think up an appropriate blurb describing what’s happening in these two photos. We’ll pick a winner in a couple of days. The winner gets a copy of the new edition of The Fallacy Detective.

UPDATE: Sorry for the delay in picking a winner. There was disagreement as to the best one — it was difficult to choose a winner. But, we had to decide, and the winner is Alana — Her photo blurb is: These days logic is often found being burned at the stake.

Egyptian Museum in Torino (Turin) Italy — it houses the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts outside of Egypt.

Michaela B. in Whitney, TX

The first person to answer both of these questions correctly wins a copy of The Lord Builds the House.

Anne and her cat Sissy — “We tried to teach the cat some spelling rules, but she was not interested and refused to cooperate even when bribed.”