My View of Life on the Dock
Enjoying some food and bev while admiring the fantastic new work by Sarah Wonson. Come on down tonight, or anytime soon to Passports and peep it folks!
The scene
The food, it’s on the house! Mmmm Eric’s crab cakes!
Thistle. Monotype
1 Pine & White-Ellery Windows. Giant Wood Block prints.
Dandy. Framed Monotype
Scenes from around Niles Pond and Brace Cove October
Cattails in the wind
Painted Turtle
Gulls departing Brace Cove after the storm
Great Blue Heron, seals, and gull
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Yes …This Just Happened!
St. Barry pulled off the highway when he spotted this sign along Interstate 95! Who knew the main USA Distribution Center was located in Yemassee SC! This just made my Day!
Sound Temple Music Presents Christine Tulis, Kem Stone and special guest Stan Strickland in a Healing Harp Concert
Saturday, November 7, 2015, 7:30 – 9 pm
Tickets $20, $15 for RNAC members
The Cultural Center at Rocky Neck
6 Wonson Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
Phone: 978-515-7004
Gloucester MA — THE CULTURAL CENTER at Rocky Neck is pleased to welcome harpist, singer and healing artist Christine Tulis, multi percussionist Kem Stone and special guest Stan Strickland for a unique concert highlighting the healing qualities of music on Saturday, November 7 from 7:30 – 9 pm.
Christine Tulis and Kem Stone are award-winning composers who have forged a musical partnership based on a mutual love of the healing properties of music. Their evocative sound features Christine’s celestial voice and Celtic harp seamlessly blended with Kem’s keyboard and world percussion. They are joined by internationally acclaimed sax and flute player Stan Strickland for a magical evening of music to open your heart.
Inspired by the poetry of Rumi, one of the world’s greatest mystical poets, the writings of Saint Theresa of Avila and her own personal experiences Christine creates songs celebrating universal qualities of Divine love and beauty. The harp has an ancient history of being used to facilitate healing and help people connect to the sacred, inner dimensions of their being. This program promotes the healing qualities of music and highlights the spiritual ideas embedded in the poetry to contribute to inner peace, happiness and well-being.
Christine and Kem have shared their music widely including at the United Nations, New York and Grace Cathedral, San Francisco. Their deep love for Cape Ann inspires their frequent return to bring the healing and uplifting qualities of their music to New England audiences.
To purchase concert tickets, hear samples of their music and learn more about Christine’s individual healing sessions available on Cape Ann and the Boston area this fall please visit www.christinetulis.com.
Enjoy a magical 90 minute Christmas program with your child at Beverly’s fully-restored, historic Larcom Theatre!
The Washington Post says “Erelli addresses tough issues with the
grit of John Hiatt and the melancholy beauty of Ron Sexsmith” and there are still seats available for this very intimate Cape Ann show. Tickets are just $15.
You can get tickets here before they are gone http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2245426
7 Central St
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The first playoff game of this year a HUGE win over a team that had beaten them 35-0 earlier at the start of the season. Not only did they win but they did it in a grand fashion driving 62 yards with just over 0ne minute left in the game scoring with 3.2 seconds left to play!!!
Irish Wolfhound, enjoys a walk on the backshore. It got it’s name based on it’s purpose, hunting wolves with dogs. A very large dog with a sweet disposition.
Don’t Forget to Make your Bones of the Dead Cookie Dough for All Saints’ Day & All Souls’ Day today… recipe and our family story on page 112 of my cookbook ” Gifts of Gold”
Another great event on Sunday at Rusty & Ingrid Creative Company Handmade Fine Art Screen Arts.
If you are on Lexington Avenue make sure you stop by and visit this great studio. The kids loved it making their own screen print.
Hi Joey, The season’s winding down in Pigeon Cove. Here’s a one minute slice of life on the waterfront late Sunday afternoon.
Editor’s note: the season is far from over for everyone except the small part timers. We’re actually in the heart of it.
It has been a couple of years….close to 3 actually, I think…and we have grown accustomed to how those wind turbines look from different angles all around town. I’d say that we almost don’t even notice them anymore, but that’d be a lie. We do. We still notice them. Actually, my boys notice them enough to pay attention each weekday morning at about 7:25 and most afternoons around 4:45 to see how many (if any) are “spinning”.
They’ve been asking me off and on, for a long time, to explain why sometimes none are moving, sometimes just one, and sometimes 2 or even all 3 are in operation.
I’ve guessed that they operate as needed. But I haven’t been able to satisfy their curiosity completely. Does a person actually turn them on as necessary? Do they turn themselves on? Is there a schedule we have not yet noticed? How much does weather actually play a role? What’s the deal?
I’d love some help from our highly knowledgable FOBs!
Help a kid (or two) out if you’re in the know and have a second.
Thanks in advance!
The Slo-Mo Guys Demonstrate-
GloucesterCast 157 Taped 11/1/15 With Guests Jeff Arcari, Jon Cahill, Jon Sarkin, Karen Pischke, Kim Smith and Host Joey Ciaramitaro
Topics Include: Dine Out Cape Ann Second week Sunday through Thursday, Don’t forget to vote, Easy To Fill Out An Absentee Ballot, Love My Spork, Jeff Arcari and Jon Sarkin collaborating To Bring Jon Sarkin Art To Landry and Arcari Exclusive Rugs, Halloween Theories, It’s Not The Meter Maid’s Fault When You Get a Ticket, World Health Organization Must be Desperate For Attention with statement released that Bacon and Steak is On The Level Of Cigarettes For Cancer Causing, Anti Fluoride Crazies, Karen Pischke’s Dreamtime Wellness, A Big Surprise!
Good Morning Gloucester 