Thanks for your coverage of The Rocky Neck Plunge. A Great Time and With Cathy McCarthy’s Commitment to Collecting Food For Open Door, A Great Cause.
So thanks Desi for the coverage!
My View of Life on the Dock
Thanks for your coverage of The Rocky Neck Plunge. A Great Time and With Cathy McCarthy’s Commitment to Collecting Food For Open Door, A Great Cause.
So thanks Desi for the coverage!
Gloucester’s 2nd Annual Maritime Summit
When: February 7, 2013
Where: Cruiseport Gloucester
6 Rowe Square, Gloucester
Registration now Available:
http://www.gloucester-ma.gov/forms.aspx?FID=126
For more information, see attached “Save the Date” flyer
@WriteRosenberg: Gloucester charter school to shut down next Friday http://bostonglobe.com/metro/2013/01/04/gloucester-charter-school-close-next-week/I6x1PYddrQ82HaSlhNaboM/story.html
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Going through some origami I have in storage I came across these inventions of mine I haven’t folded in a while.
First, this golden cat, that looks like it belongs in an Egyptian tomb.

Then this car. I came up with it a few years ago when a little boy asked me to make an origami car, and I didn’t have any instructions with me. The basic idea of the design is inspired in other models, but the way I worked it out is mine:

I have to remember how I did it, and get it diagrammed for future use…
Nichole Schrafft writes-
Hi Joey,
Nice bumping into you at the rink last Sunday. Any chance you could post this? Paula Morgan is one of my very best friends and I’m incredibly proud of her….plus a big fan of her work. Paula also happens to be the Elementary art teacher at West Parrish School in Gloucester. She has her own blog and wrote the following post on it the other day. I thought it would be nice to share it with the community…especially since she teaches a number of their children! Thanks!
“On January 4th I will be placing some recent work on display at the Sawyer Free Library gallery in the lobby. I haven’t displayed my work in a public place in sixteen years! Sixteen years ago, I was 22 years old. So, what has changed in 16 years? I’ve had a couple of career changes, I’ve carved different paths, I moved 6 times, I experienced some significant relationship shifts, I got my Master’s degree in teaching, I got married, I had two children, and in some ways, I like to think I have accomplished a lot, and maybe even grown up a little.Sometimes taking long breaks from painting, but always feeling the itch, never fully abandoning it- I’ve continued to work in spurts, and bursts trying to keep the brushes wet and the artist spirt active.”
View more photos of Annisquam at squamcreativeservices.com/photography/photography-gallery/
To be in Cape Ann Shakespeare Troupe’s production February 27 – March 3.
Two roles still available:
Octavius
Titinius
For further information and to arrange an audition, email the director, Joseph Stiliano at cast2008@prodigy.net .
Are you kidding me? Would you just look at this one day’s worth of content provided to you here on GMG?
Listen, there are glossy magazines that only come out quarterly around here that don’t provide what we provide in a single day. Glossy magazines that sell tens of thousands in ads, with paid staff, that take three months to put out a publication that I’d argue we could stack our content up against on a single day and we’re banging it out for you 365 days a year.
There are NO, ZERO, NADA media outlets providing what the team of Good Morning Gloucester contributors are putting out on a daily basis.
No Way, No How, End of Story!
The interesting conversations going on in the comment sections of the vegan and Rockport Breakwater posts, the incredible photography, the music scene, the local food posts, the inside and out coverage of the Rocky Neck Plunge, the old vintage recipes.
Could. Not. Be. Prouder. Of. My. Team. #Boom!
plus 5 more posts that haven’t gone live at the time of my editing this post.
Filmed By Frank Ciolino using the Kodak Playsport ZX3 and Kaylau nClamp.
Thanks to Clark Dexter who dropped off this booklet filled with old fish recipes and some commentary from the man himself- Frank E Davis. The man who built the last building that was on I4C2- The Frank E Davis Fish Co.
I’ll be posting a page or two a day-
click the photos for the larger easier to read versions and click here for the other pages in the series
Day to day you see a lot of useless stuff come across social media feeds. If you Like the Open Door Facebook page, you saw this uplifting post come across your screen. This is the power of one at its best. Setting a goal and accomplishing it for the greater good of the local community! Pure awesomeness!
Roger Corbin set a goal to donate 20 pounds a week to The Open Door and used bottle returns and extreme couponing to hit his goal. Congrats to everyone around who benefits from this truly amazing act of kindness.