
Sun coming through the wave

My View of Life on the Dock

Sunday sail…

New Saturday Classes
With the proliferation of Omicron I decided to add a Nia and Restorative Yoga class on Saturday mornings for Jan and Feb. Nia at 10 AM (come early at 9:30 for chatting. Bring your hot drink and enjoy some socialization.) Restorative Yoga at 11:15 AM. The links are on the zoom class page of the website. We had a large number of people attend the classes on New Year’s Day so I thought I’d continue it till covid quiets down. We are so done with you covid!!!!
Current Nia Routine: Disney Songs
This Disney routine focuses on the hands and feet.The body parts we take the most for granted, until they are painful.
So join us and we’ll have fun singing and dancing to Disney Songs. Here’s a sneak preview of one of my favorite finds, an a cappella version of“I Wanna Be Like You”from…
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Arts Abound held a raffle for the Open Door.
GloucesterCast 545 With Katelyn Ciaramitaro, Brandon Pratt, Chris McCarthy, Scottie Mac Pat and Jimmy D and Joey C Livestreaming 1/23/22
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These made me think of Joni Mitchell’s Both Sides Now:
Rows and flows of angel hair
And ice cream castles in the air
Feather canyons everywhere
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Did you know that regardless of what type of home you have or if you already have a radon mitigation system, the EPA suggests testing the radon level every two years? If you are like most people, you considered a test when purchasing a property and haven’t thought about it since. The EPA suggests testing EVERY home for radon. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the US with an EPA predicted result of 21,000 lung cancer deaths per year. Testing for radon has recently become more popular in the US and people who have been in their homes for a long time may never have tested. One in four homes in Massachusetts has an unsafe level of radon and from my experience in testing many homes on Cape Ann there is…
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Join Us For The Live Stream Of GloucesterCast 545 At 9AM Sunday With Kate and Brandon Pratt! With Some Podcast Sharing Giveaways

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Here are just some the topics we will discuss tomorrow:
2022 Rate and Home Price Forecast…have prices peaked? How high can rates go?
Rates still historically low and a great time to tap equity for a cash out refinance for college costs, debt consolidation, home improvement projects and or a second or investment home down payment/purchase.
Second homes….we can help you finance a home in all 50 states! We will focus our chat on Florida and Maine. Two of the hottest second home markets in the country.
AirBNbs. How do they work and how do I buy a house to do vacation rentals
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During the winter months the sunsets in Magnolia are beautiful.

Whale watch…


Please join us on Thursday, January 27 at 7:30pmas we kick off the winter season of GMGI’s Science Hour with Harvard University’s Professor of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, Dr. Peter Girguis.
This is not Planet Earth: Recent findings from our work on the physiological and biochemical adaptations to life in the deep sea
The deep sea represents more then 80% of our planet’s living space, and harbors some of the Earth’s most extreme environments. Dr. Girguis and his colleagues study the microbes and animals that live in these environments using “omics-informed” physiological experiments that aim to:
Studying these communities is an incredible challenge – many of these habitats are located where pressure is immensely high and temperatures range from near…
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Monochrome-ish sketch of steamers.I like to block my drafts on a neutral background n then build forms with lights and darks. As a sketch it took me about 20min to paint this 30×24 canvas.
I have rented xtudio space above Tonno in the Blackburn building through March. I plan on having my very first {gasp!} art show at the end of March before I move out.STAY TUNED!
Bex