Saturday, March 9, 2019
Catching a Few Rays
This was taken last week, before our 20cm snowfall a week ago.
Notice the shovels are still available.
Sinful Dessert
Paul brought this home one day from Sobeys.......BEST sugar pie I have ever had.
It was like having maple syrup out of the bottle with pastry on the side.
Friday, March 8, 2019
Paintings
Christmas gift for Williams teacher
Christmas gift for Charles teacher
This was painted from a photo.
Painted from a photo
Painted from a photo at Fundy Trail in St. Martins
Saturday, December 8, 2018
Christmas Ornament Puzzle
All the pieces are numbered with an arrow showing which direction to place the next one.
Finished ornament.
Also comes with a stand to display.
Bought this at Lee valley
Sparkle Saint John 2018
Ginger bread house made by culinary class at HVHS on display at Imperial.
Sea Belles
Beautiful tree at Market Square
Sparkle Saint John 2018
Saint Marys Band at Market Square
Lighting of the Tree (sorry it is sideways)
Sea Belles at Brunswick Square
HVHS singing in Kings Square
Thursday, November 29, 2018
Ennis Sisters at Imperial Theatre
Last evening Mom and I went to see the Ennis Sisters at the Imperial.
What an entertaining show, great start to Christmas season.
Weekend in Halifax
Spent last weekend in Halifax.
Went to Mahone Bay on Saturday. It was a beautiful day with 7 degree temperatures.
We had lunch at Rebeccas, just up from the 3 sisters as you enter Mahone Bay.
On our way out you could roast marshmallows, so Mom and I each had one.
That evening we had a lovely staek dinner with roasted potatoes, green beans and carrots.
Jack had also made a chocolate cake with boiled icing in honor of Pauls birthday.
Margie set the table with Moms silverware and crystal.
Meet Trixie, their 4 month old labrodoodle.
Tuesday, October 23, 2018
Saturday, September 29, 2018
Felted Pumpkins
The top 2 pumpkins and the small orange one on the bottom
are felted from roving, and I completed them this week.
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Recycled Sweaters
These pumpkins I made from old sweaters I had collected to make the sweater mittens.
New sculptures placed locally on Sunday
These 2 sculptures were commissioned by James Boyd from Hampton.
James Boyd is from Hampton, New Brunswick, Canada. Born in Saint John in 1963, he has a BFA with a Major in Sculpture from NSCAD (Nova Scotia College of Art and Design) in Halifax, Canada, and a BEd from the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, Canada. Jim has been involved in several international sculpture symposia, including the Schoodic International Sculpture Symposium in 2011, Sculpture Saint John 2012 and 2014 and in Istanbul, Turkey in 2013. Jim’s sculptures “Nature’s Grace” in Eastport, Maine, “Waterstone” in St. George, and “Peacewing” in Hampton, New Brunswick are all part of the Canada/ US International Sculpture Trail.
Mom amd her sister
Two weekends ago Moms sister, Ruth and he husband came to visit for a few days.
Margie came up from Halifax and we all gathered here on saturday.
Peter and his family joined us as well.
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Potatoes in New Brunswick
Things i did not realize at the time, even though I was growing up in the area when this was happening.
Video includes people from the community that we both know and relatives as well.
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
Boys Riding Bikes
The boys enjoyed their bikes this weekend.
William tried his bike with no training wheels and off he went.
His bike was TOO small, so we found a "like new', bike online.
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