Nursery Rhymes
Nursery rhymes collected under her maternal banner include "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep" & "Hickory, Dickory, Dock"
Mother Goose
"Leon" is "Noel" backwards, and Leon Day is this date in summer, aka "Halfmas Day"
June 25th
The women who flock around a brother of Zeus & Poseidon
Hades' ladies
This New York City street is home to Macy’s flagship store and the Empire State Building.
34th Street
Angels Landing
Zion National Park
Florida and a typewriter have this in common with a piano
Keys
The country of origin for St. Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors.
Turkey
This character, this character "fly away home. Your house is on fire and your children have gone"
ladybird
When asked her opinion about J Lo, this "queen of Christmas" diva left some coal in a stocking by saying "I don't know her"
Mariah Carey
A traditional woman's cloth hat worn to recite a 14-line poem
Sonnet bonnet
In Monopoly, this high-rent property shares a color group with Boardwalk.
Park Place
Delicate Arch viewpoint
Arches National Park
The 1965 cover of Time featured a doghouse, piano, and five characters from this comic strip
Peanuts
Hickman Bridge trail
Capitol Reef National Park
The old man is snoring, so this must be the current weather condition
It's raining, it's pouring
Before 2018’s the Grinch, this was the highest grossing Christmas film
Home Alone
A soul patch is sometimes called this because it retains vestiges of meals
Flavor saver
Sherlock Holmes famously resided at number 221B on this London street.
Baker Street
Navajo Loop
Bryce National Park
The number of keys on a piano, hence it's nickname, "___ keys"
88
"Little girl, little girl, where have you been? Gathering roses to give to" her
the queen
See Double Jeopardy #1
See Double Jeopardy #1
An online journal chronicling canine running for casual exercise
dog jog blog
This London street lends its name to a Beatles album and features a well-known zebra crossing.
Abbey Road
White rim overlook
Canyonlands National Park
"Now Paul is a real estate novelist, who never had time for a wife" in this Billy Joel song
Piano Man
Contrarian Mary gets her garden growing with these 2 things & some pretty maids all in a row
silver bells and cockle shells
The name of George Bailey's father in It's a Wonderful Life
Peter Bailey
President Jimmy's stocking straps
Carter's garters
This fictional street, made famous by Sandra Cisneros, appears in a coming-of-age novel set in Chicago.
Mango Street
See Daily Double #2
See Daily Double #2
Because it uses hammers to hit strings, a piano may be considered in this instrument family, not keyboard nor string
Percussion
This name of a character in a 1904 play by JM Barrie was inspired by a real little girl's way of saying the word "friend"
Wendy, from Peter Pan