All week long Madeline asks- When is it gonna be Tuesday?
After asking her why she wants it to be Tuesday she gets a big smile on her face and says she wants it to be Tuesday because ballet class is on Tuesday.
My View of Life on the Dock
Hi Joey,
I was hoping you could post the attached flier for an upcoming Youth and Senior event on Tuesday November 16th from 3:00 – 4:30 pm sponsored by Council on Aging, TRIAD, and Healthy Gloucester Collaborative. Free transporation offered by CATA. Joanne Peterson founder of Learn to Cope is going to talk about the importance of "Talking with Your Teen: It’s Never Too Soon". In addition to Joanne there will be music, activiites, and food. For more info people can go to healthygloucester.org or call Joan Whitney at 866-964-4602.
We haven’t met in person but you provided amazing coverage of the Fishing Familes and Friends Health & Safety Day I helped to coordinate last April. I am working on a state grant through Substance Abuse Prevention Services at the Gloucester Health Dept. to help reduce death associated with opiate use (herion and prescription drugs). We call it the Gloucester Overdose Prevention Project.
Thanks for all you do!!!
Kathy Day
MassCALL2, Opiate Coordinator
Substance Abuse Prevention Services
Health Department, City of Gloucester
Dear Joey,
Here’s our open house invitation again which I hope you will find time and space to run again towards the end of the week, I hope you’ll stop in too. We expect to have several hundred people at our shop on Saturday, especially since this organ will be going to a church so close to home lots of Andover parishioners will also show up. There are tours of the shop at 2:30, 3:30 and 4:30 and folks are invited to play the organ as well.
By the way, thanks so much for your support of the Sawyer Free Library, it is much appreciated. The Board and staff work hard to give Gloucester the library it needs.
Regards,
Greg
I’d love to see Willie “Loco” Alexander jam out on the OPUS 137
Jennifer L inspired me to start a new series here on GMG called the GMG Cell Phone Pic Series.
I know with technology today that many of you have cell phones. Well maybe this will inspire you top figure out how to use ‘em!
If you would like to have your pictures displayed snap a photo with your cell phone camera and email it in to goodmorninggloucester@yahoo.com put GMG Cell Phone Pic in the subject line and I’ll post em and make a photo slide show of them.
It doesn’t have to be landscapes. It can be a meal at a local restaurant, your kids with their GMG Sticker, anything!![]()
Hi Joey,
Even on cloudy days we get great sunsets here on Cape Ann! Here is a pic of last night’s sunset (from Wheeler Point), courtesy of my trusty cell phone camera.
Jennifer

Here’s the newest addition to the desktop calendars. You can pre-order your Sun Up~Sun Down or order other calendars here. And if you’re in town, they are available at PRESENT, 271 Main St.
Thanks! —Sharon
Tickets: Places are still available to the November 19th seARTS Benefit, but advance purchase is necessary. Tickets are $85 in advance by check or online with a $5 per ticket fee at http: tinyurl.com/searts-2010-benefit. Ticket price includes hearty hors d’oeuvres by Tim Hopkins Catering. Cash Bar throughout the evening.
For advance tickets by mail send check to SeArts PO Box 1476 Gloucester, MA. 01930 Music: Celebrating the Guitar: A Masters’ Showcase. Jazz legend Larry Coryell and renowned guitarists Ken Bonfield and Steve Davison will lead an inspiring tour of the world of American fingerstyle guitar in a benefit for the Society for the Encouragement of the Arts. This event will feature country blues, ragtime and folk, traditional Celtic, jazz and classical pieces in an intimate café-style setting, appealing to fingerstyle guitar aficionados and newcomers alike.Visual Art: The Bass Rocks Golf Club is also home to seARTS original “Art Loan Program.” The art on the walls are original works for sale by 24 seARTS artist members. The evening will also feature over a dozen ceramic artists of Cape Ann whose works will be on display and for sale throughout the evening. Ceramic artists who have donated include: Helen Beal, Cynthia Curtis, Nina Goodick, Susan Hershey, Jayne Lacey, Deb Levene, Annie Melancon, Marty Morgan, Sigrid Olsen, Roselle Randazza, Evy Stewart, Virginia Townsend, Twinlight Studios, and Seyrell Williams.
Raffle: Before and during the event you can purchase raffle tickets to win a BOSE Wave II radio and a second prize of a 15″ TV. Tickets are $10 each or 3 for $25. Please contact info@searts.org to purchase in advance!
Lead sponsor, Acme Merchandise and Apparel and donors Cape Ann Savings Bank, BOSE, Ben Paint Store, Doyon’s, InterShell, Winer Brothers-ACE Hardware for supporting this event & our annual sponsors program.
Hi,
Homie had a busy week last week travelling to alot of windy places…if you want
to use any of these, please feel free. There were actual buffalo on the
opposite side of the road from the Buffalo Wildlife sign but I didn’t want to
get Homie to close to their glaring eyes not to mention mouths!
I drove my co-workers crazy making them stop to take these pictures, but in the
end we all had alot of fun!
Enjoy,
Janice Lloyd
Gloucester
Cynthia Kennedy Sam, a subscriber with a lifetime in Annisquam submitted these beautiful photos-
Cynthia writes-
Thanks for all the hard work and effort that you put in for Good Morning Gloucester. I’m happy I subscribed.
I don’t know how photos are posted on the site, but last August a good friend and I happened upon a smashing Rocky Neck block party.
I randomly snapped some pictures of kids hoola hooping incessantly with bright, neon hoops. I could only think "boy! will they sleep well tonight."
I attach are some fyi.
Thanks
Cynthia Kennedy Sam – subscriber, with a lifetime in Annisquam
Sister cities Gloucester, Ma and Shelburne, Nova Scotia have a great tradition of Shelburne giving Gloucester a Christmas tree each year and Gloucester’s legislative delegation giving books to the Shelburne library in return.
A delegation from Gloucester is now on the way to get the tree, with Ringo Tarr at the wheel of the truck and trailer that will carry it on the long journey to its place of honor at Kent Circle.
I am part of the crew, and we have video equipment so we will post clips of the trip here over the next few days. The first clip is posted below.
Bruce has his own blog if you didn’t know. You can check it out here-
Thanks ~ Fly
The detail in the scale models are works of art in their own right
Tomorrow we spend time with the actual organ in part III of our multi part video series leading up to Saturday’s Open House At C.B. Fisk
For more info visit www.cbfisk.com
On Friday, we were able to get a night out and check out the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport. To be short and sweet, this place is amazing. I highly recommend checking their schedule and finding one event just to check it out. The opening act was Rockport High’s own, Polygroove Orchestra. They got a standing O and graciously dedicated songs to their grandparents in the audience. Grace Kelly, an up and coming Jazz artist, then hit the stage. She is definitely one to watch with a stage presence beyond her years, a beautiful Jazz voice and a smooth alto saxophone. She pointed out that she has played many beautiful places across the world, but none with the beauty of the Shalin Liu.
If you are a big Jazz fan and are up for a once in a lifetime event, Dave Brubeck will play a special fundraiser for Rockport Music on November 21st. He’s over 90 years old and still touring!
In a rush to get out we never did eat before the show, but were glad to find that the Franklin Cafe serves until midnight on the weekends. The bartender served up some great drinks and we had some great hand cut fries. You can’t spend time at the Franklin without admiring and discussing their 2 Jeff Weaver paintings. The one below is definitely my favorite. A few pics from my camera phone.
From : The Lighthouse
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
The rocky ledge runs far into the sea,
and on its outer point, some miles away,
the lighthouse lifts its massive masonry,
A pillar of fire by night, of cloud by day.
Even at this distance I can see the tides,
Upheaving, break unheard along its base,
A speechless wrath, that rises and subsides
in the white tip and tremor of the face.
November 10, 2010
The trouble with being punctual is there’s nobody there to appreciate it.
Franklin P. Jones 1908-1980
Jones began as a reporter for the Philadelphia Record. He had a long-running column in the Saturday Evening Post and had later success as an ad man. In later life he devoted himself to short form humor and was a prolific producer of quips and quotes.