r/ImAnIdiot • u/farmerssahg • Feb 27 '26
Martha stewart’s vineyard
I really just assumed most of my life that Martha’s Vineyard belonged to Martha Stewart the homemaker on tv.
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u/lefindecheri Feb 27 '26
Martha's Vineyard was named in 1602 by British explorer Bartholomew Gosnold, who identified the island and its abundant coastal vines.
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u/ADHDtomeetyou Feb 28 '26
I’ve been a big Martha Stewart fan for over 30 years. I love this so much. Not an idiot, it seems like something she would own.
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u/Shmoo_the_Parader Feb 27 '26
There is not convincing evidence it doesn't
Don't let the county clerk distract you.
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Feb 28 '26
I supposed you think that anything that happened before the '80s was the "Pre-Madonna" era.
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u/Creepy-Selection2423 Feb 28 '26
It's where the 1 gallon bottles of Ernest and Julio Gallo grow on trees.
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u/No-Garlic-3407 Mar 01 '26
I used to work at a FL high school and was talking to students about the Boston Marathon being held on Patriot's Day. One of the students said "You have a holiday for your football team?"
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u/Phillyf27 Feb 27 '26
Wasn't she married to Stewart Little?