From where I was standing, thinking about elegance and simplicity and finding a whole world or universe.
5:36 AM


My View of Life on the Dock
From where I was standing, thinking about elegance and simplicity and finding a whole world or universe.
5:36 AM


The Rockport Legion Band will perform our sixth free concert of our 83rd consecutive summer concert series at the Back Beach Bandstand, Beach St, Rockport, MA.
7:00, Sunday, August 14, 2016.
Popcorn is available. Children are welcome. Folding chairs and blankets are good.
Jason Howard will conduct this program.
| The Star Spangled Banner | Francis Scott Key |
| “American Cadet” March | R. B. Hall |
| The Little Mermaid | Alan Menken |
| Wonderland by Night, Trumpet Solo Jason Howard | Arr. Alfred Reed |
| The Magic of Andrew Lloyd Webber | Arr. Warren Barker |
| Iowa Brigade Band | Fred Jewell |
| Selections From Aladdin | Arr. John Moss |
| Gershwin! | Arr. Warren Barker |
| Harlem Nocturne, Alto Sax Solo JoAnn Thrasher | Earle Hagen |
| Eric Clapton on Stage | Arr. Paul Murtha |
| New Orleans Jam Session!, Dixie Group | Arr. Bob Lowden |
| The Billboard March | John N. Klohr |
| Symphonic Highlights from Frozen | Arr. Stephen Bulla |
| The Elephant and the Flea, Flute & Tuba Duet | A. Eric Heukeshoven |
| Jeannine Lynch & Allen Bernard | |
| Disney Blockbusters | Arr. John Higgins |
| March-Ponderoso | K. L. King |
| God Bless America | Irving Berlin |
What a beauty of a morning for the Oliver Hazard Perry to visit Cape Pond Ice on Monday. here is some information on this ship.


I’m kind of in love with this commercial. As a mom who is in the midst of getting all “Back to School Ready”…and is starting to worry about school supplies, lunch containers, clothes, etc. this commercial made me laugh.
I love the “Own the First Day” ending. And…the kid with all of his sticky notes, highlighters, glue, pens, pencils, notebooks etc all laid out neatly is TOTALLY me. If my mom knew how to chime in right now and comment she would. I’m a big fan of organization…and more than a little obsessive compulsive about things like this.
These kids are pumped and ready…. Go get ’em!
I got a lot of inquiries on my fathers paintings from readers that live out of town or state.
so here are some paintings that I’m willing to ship. The sizes are 5″x7″, 8″x10″, 9″x12″
Shipping cost is $8.00 per painting or I will deliver locally for free.
Also contact me if you would like to set up a time to see more paintings this size and larger in Gloucester at: Frontiero@homail.com
These paintings are 16″x20″ and are only $500.00 each. There are more scenes available; Beach, Surf, Harbor, Floral, etc.
Choate Bridge Ipswich 12″x16″ with fame $400.00
Joey C ~
A place where non-profit Cape Ann organizations can post press releases directly and then those press releases will be reposted to http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com . This is not an advertising space for businesses, fitness or wellness organizations, or music listings.
The web address will be http://www.capeanncommunity.com
To have your community organization news posted here, contact Joey C who will grant access for you to post directly.
August 8, 2016 ~ Joey C ~ Edit
Hello,
Hope all is well! I just wanted to give you an update on our tennis tournament.
Starting today until August 8 we are reducing the entry fee for either singles tournament. The fee was originally $45, and starting today until Aug. 8 it is now $35. Anyone interested in taking advantage of this needs to email:
info.enjoygloucester@comcast.net
I have attached a flyer in hopes of getting some of your readers to join us in our Annual Tennis Tournament. We still have a few spots open, but registration closes Monday night 8/8 at 10:00pm.
This year we are sponsored by USTA-New England. We are using a double elimination format, and will have 3 categories. A singles advanced level, a singles intermediate level, and a doubles intermediate level.
This is a Fun Tennis Tournament for High School kids on up. It’s for male, female, and any skill level. This is a great way to play some tennis, and Enjoy Gloucester!
Regards,
Enjoy Gloucester Foundation
To Register: www.enjoygloucester.doodlekit.com
GloucesterCast 195 With Will, Charlie and Jack Rousmaniere ,Tess Burnham, Terry Sands, Donna Ardizzoni, Cat Ryan, Kim Smith, Paul Morrison and @Joey_C
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Beauty and The Beast Opening Tuesday August 9th-Sunday August 14th all shows at 7:30 www.annisquamvillageplayers.org for tickets
Pigeon Cove Ferments was born at home in “Pigeon Cove”, a small neighborhood in the quiet North Shore town of Rockport, Massachusetts. My husband Dylan and I live in his childhood home with our young son, Ronin. We spend our free time bringing this beautiful old house back to life, gardening, keeping chickens and slowly building a homestead. We have a small greenhouse, large garden and many raised beds that we tend to. Finding we were always left with an abundance of produce that would otherwise go to waste, we started canning and fermenting as a way to reap the benefits of our hard work and preserve food to sustain us through the long New England winters.
~ Kristen
Science Says Flossing Is A Total Waste Of Time
NY Post – The evidence for flossing is “weak, very unreliable,” of “very low” quality, and carries “a moderate to large potential for bias.” “The majority of available studies fail to demonstrate that flossing is generally effective in plaque removal,” said one review conducted last year. Another 2015 review cites “inconsistent/weak evidence” for flossing and a “lack of efficacy.”

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Wanna guess where the Oliver Hazard Perry is Right Now? You don’t have to – click the link and you’ll see she’s here!
(Thank you Joey for adding this link!)
Wow and double wow! What a treat to see this splendid ship up close!!!
Many thanks to Paul Morrison and his sister Kathy. Paul called a few days ago with the very generous offer to show me the osprey nest on the Annisquam, spotted by Kathy, about half a mile from the Marina, and best seen by boat. On the way to see the nest, we spied the Oliver Hazard Perry just beginning to make its way into Gloucester Harbor. Paul, again very generously, suggested we detour out to see the arriving tall ship. And it is a beauty! The Oliver Hazard Perry will be in Gloucester Harbor for one night only however, look for its return in September, when it will remain in Gloucester a few days. I believe, at that time, folks will be able to tour the boat!
The Oliver Hazard Perry is the largest civilian sailing vessel in the United States and the first of its kind to be built in over 100 years. Its mission statement is to, “provide innovative and empowering education-at-sea programs to promote personal and professional growth.”
Read lots more about the Oliver Hazard Perry on the ship’s website here.
About the ship, from the ships’s website: The hull for this new ship was initially begun in Canada and continued at various shipyards in Rhode Island since 2008. These included; Promet in Providence, Senesco in North Kingston,Newport Shipyard and she is now being commissioned in Portsmouth at the Hinckley Marina. Once complete she will move to Newport to the new dock at Fort Adams.
The Check out the construction of our vessel through our blog or through Narragansett Bay Shipping.
We are grateful for the support of a number of marine trade partners who have been an instrumental part of this magnificent project.
The ship is named for Newport’s War of 1812 naval hero Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. SSVOliver Hazard Perry is owned and operated by the non-profit Oliver Hazard Perry Rhode Island, and represents Rhode Island and our rich nautical heritage wherever she goes. Her home port will be Newport and she will sail the world as an ambassador of our proud state.
The success of SSV Oliver Hazard Perry relies on the generosity of donors and supporters, both large and small, from individuals and businesses to corporations, so please consider making a generous gift or donation today.
Objectives
Don’t miss this one, our 195th podcast, where we interview AVP’s director Terry Sands and cast members Jack, Charlie, Will, and T.S. Tonight at 8pm.
Thanks to Terry, the Rousmaniere Family, and T.S. for coming to our podcast this morning!!

Corliss Landing is one Rick and my favorite places to kayak.



Normally, I don’t wear advertising; however, when it is swag from good friends at Cape Pond Ice, Neptune’s Harvest, Schooner Adventure, and GMG, I make an exception, especially when on vacation cruising Penobscot Bay proud to represent my city.
Last week in the town of Northeast Harbor on Mount Desert Island there was a chance meeting of the crews from three Gloucester sailing vessels: Arts and Letters from Anninsquam, Mugup from Smith Cove, and my own Pensive Flyer from Magnolia. Our gam blocked the sidewalk on Main Street for quite a while as we discussed possible destinations and anchorages. It is a fine thing to be a small part of our community of sailors.

Oh man…This event is awesome..the setting is beautiful and the ocean breeze as well…Rockport ❤
12:30 – Chris Rowan & The Troublemakers
1:00 – Bob Kramer Band
1:30 – Blue Cat Groove
2:00 – Eastern Standard
2:30 – The Jake Pardee Experience
3:00 – Deb Hardy and HUM
4:00 – Greg Dann and Friends
5:00 – Alek Razdan and Meadow Jam