My View of Life on the Dock
Forced myself out the door this morning… I ended up wandering around and decided to shoot some video of the storm… if you could call it that…
Anyway, this is what I ended up with.
This was uploaded as an HD Video, using the H-264 codec… and the resolution and color has been butchered
I think Vemo does this to get you to Upgrade to the Paid Subscription… It’s an annoying marketing plan.
Whatever… the Music’s intact.
Charlie Carroll
I’m going to break this down to one a day. It is in reference to the Massachusetts Municipal Association has awarded the Gloucester HarborWalk with the Kenneth E. Pickard Municipal Innovation Award in which Gloucester competed against 351 other communities and won.
Catherine Ryan writes-
Joey,
Here are some of the story moment markers as they appear on ghwalk.org on line that the Massachusetts Municipal Association mentioned in their release for the HarborWalk award.
T.S. Eliot, Virginia Lee Burton, Winslow Homer, Edward Hopper, Greasy Pole St. Peter’s Fiesta
There’s content generously provided from many sources including Good Morning Gloucester contributors (Joey, Fred, EJ, David, Fr. Matthew Green…)!
Virginia Lee Burton HarborWalk Story Moment #30
http://ghwalk.org/story-moments/30
Aperson who wants something will find a way; a person who doesn’t will find anexcuse.
— Women Sports (@Women_Sports) February 5, 2013
In light of the stickied post at the top of the blog stating please hold off on submitting press releases and the dozen or so press releases I’m getting daily do you think…
A) These people submitting them don’t read GMG therefore haven’t read my plea to hold off a week.
B) These people have read my plea to hold off on sending me press releases for a week but don’t think it would irritate me if they send in theirs because their press release is special and far more important than every other press release that I asked folks to hold off on submitting.
I had such a disagreeable experience the last time I visited a salon that it has been nearly an entire year since my last foray. Heather is prompt, lovely, fun, funny, really good at listening to what you would like, and extremely adept–at one time while she was styling my hair, I counted four hair brushes simultaneously in use! It won’t be a year between visits now that I’ve met Heather!
Kyla Hair Salon, Heather Murray, Owner.
33 Pleasant Street
978.281.1100
It’s always a treat to hear a virtuoso live. Get tickets for this show now.
The Old Sloop Coffeehouse is one of those gems run by people who know and appreciate good music. You can trust that every performance will be top notch even if you’ve never heard of the musician before.
Tonight will be a perfect party night ahead of the big storm, with plenty of live music to choose from. See the full live music lineup here.
Went to the Maritime Summit at Cruise Port this morning. This is only one great of many displays. Took a tour of the Matthew Hughes, Boston Harbor Cruise Ship, a very gracious host, Greg Jaeger, Director of Offshore Logistics, took me on the great ship. Here is a link to more information of this ship, http://www.bostonharborcruises.com/about/
Here a couple of pictures from the ship, while we were on the boat a huge seal was playing next to the boat.
Hi, all– as of now, we are still planning on having both shows this weekend at the Shalin Liu. We’ll have a final decision by tomorrow at noon- I promise I’ll let you know as soon as I know! We want everybody to stay safe this weekend. Thanks for your support and stay tuned!
Rumor has it Kim Smith is going to loop this audio for her next butterfly movie.
You heard it on GMG First!
The Mardi Gras YMCA Benefit Concert with Henri Smith featuring Charles Neville originally scheduled for tomorrow, Friday, February 8 has been rescheduled to Saturday, April 6, 2013. All tickets and VIP Packages purchased for the Friday, February 8 concert will be honored on Saturday, April 6th.
There are still VIP and General Admission Seats available but they will likely sell out. Get your ticket now and enjoy the winter wonderland, tomorrow.
Here are two photos from the Rue Rivoli in Paris, from my vacation last October. First, the tower of St. James (formerly part of a church, which is long gone):
I like the close proximity and similarity of the Metro (subway) and McDonald’s signs in the photo below:
Ann Writes-
During the war when metal was scarce and for a few years after, Monopoly tokens were made of wood. Here’s our ancient set–showing you just for fun! See ya soon!
Cruise Port
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Hope Y’all Are Keeping Warm 🙂
To learn about Tulum and see where we were romping around yesterday-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulum
Elinor writes-
Kudos to the team working on the restoration of the fish shack at Lanes Cove!
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