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This is a reminder that the Cape Ann Painter and Photographer Group will meet on Monday , January 14 at 19 Pleasant Street , Gloucester at Lindsay Welch’s space. Go through gate which says 17 Pleasant Street ( Beth Williams Studio and Lindsay Welch, PC.) and go to door on the left. The meeting is from 9-11AM.

Hope to see you. All are welcome.

Alice Gardner

Photos censored due to graphic nature.

Not wonderful.

Photo censored.

Wasn’t Mr Rogers just the best?

Oh to go back to being a child and get to listen to the soothing comforting words from Mr Rogers.

So wonderful.

Rainbows and Butterflys and Unicorn Day On Good Morning Gloucester.
Drink it up. Isn’t it glorious?

Wonderful.

So Wonderful.

Kim Smith writes-

Dear Friends,

You’ve heard me talking about my butterfly film (for Months!). I began filming the black swallowtails last July and am only now close to finishing.  I am so excited to share this project with you and hope you enjoy the trailer.

My daughter Liv and friend Kathleen Adams collaborated on a beautiful rendition of “Simple Gifts.” The music in the background is an improv interlude from their recording session.

Coming soon: Documentary about the Life Story of the Black Swallowtail Butterfly, from egg, to caterpillar, to chryrsalis, to adult. Filmed in a garden and along the seashore, Gloucester, Massachusetts. Featuring the black swallowtail butterfly, wildflowers, pollinators, the sun, the garden, and more.

@CoastGuardNews: Wreckage found from the Foxy Lady II http://cgne.ws/RKZALP
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@7News: “You don’t win a war by digging a fox hole and sitting in it. You need to attack.” –Coach Bill Belichick: http://on.whdh.com/VQZgtk #7News #Pats

“Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional.”

Attributed to Haruki Murakami (1949- )

Although often quoted from Murakami’s essay “What I Talk About When I Talk About Running,” this saying is much older and has its roots in Zen Buddhist tradition, which holds that one’s attitude toward the vicissitudes of life is all that any of us really has any chance of controlling. Murakami, who is often compared to Kurt Vonnegut, did not begin writing until his late 20’s, but has won widespread acclaim for his humorous and surrealistic novels including The Wild Sheep Chase and Kafka on the Shore. Infused with diverse musical references, Murakami’s beautifully written work is representative of the cultural tumult in modern Japan, and is just plain-old fun to read. He has been a writer-in-residence at both Princeton and Tufts universities and participates in triathlons and ultra-marathons. His most recent novel is the excellent 1Q84.

Greg Bover

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C. B. Fisk, Inc

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http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com Do you get it?

I’m shocked snd appalled.

Ordered up this tuna salad with Thai peanut dressing and there wasnt a single placard or mention on the menu reminding people to ask their server if the Tuna salad with Thai peanut sauce had peanuts in it for those poor folks afflicted with those sucky peanut allergies.

MFers are dropping like flies all around me. No doubt all from Massachusetts because obviously we need reminders on every table reminding people who have peanut allergies that they have peanut allergies. People are so backwards here on the islands.

I spoke with the manager and suggested they put signs on all the tables and menus to remind people with peanut allergies that they have peanut allergies but he looked at me like I had two heads. Hey, it’s his ass when the lawsuits come raining down on him from people with peanut allergies who order things that have peanuts in them because they weren’t reminded to ask their server if the food they were ordering contained peanuts. How could they be expected to remember to ask?

It’s only their life that hangs in the balance, Duh!