O is for ostrich. The Web pages of the American Ostrich Association provide useful information and some interesting recipes for the meat. That will get you to a personal page all about the life and music of the 1960s star. Q is for the Queen Mary. The RMS Queen Mary has been making transatlantic voyages for seven decades.
T is for tea.
Tea reminds us of the Boston Tea Party and I bet you don't know what Sarah Bradlee Fulton is famous for. She was an early woman spy. It's a long address, but the gumbo sounds great. W is for Wally World. It is a Canadian water fun park.