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| Dusk at the S.A. warf. Photo taken by Bonnie W. Johnson during photography lesson from Tonia Bates, 2017. |
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| David Camps-Johnson, circa 2012, in the role of Meadow Lark in a summer art camp play with Runaway Moon theatre in Enderby, BC. |
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| Nest and flag by David Camps-Johnson, age 6, at summer art camp. |
Perhaps our next outing will include time at the Tom Brighouse Interpretive Center in Marine Park near the warf. I could use a refresher on what to watch for on the walk. According to an article in the Salmon Arm Observer, Mondays at 10:30am and Wednesdays at 10:00am should be flagged in my calendar each day this summer. In July and August 2019, Mondays there will be free guided nature walk along this same trail, and Wednesdays a two-hour lecture by a guest speaker at the Interpretive Centre.
Fun fact: David and I heard Tom Brighouse play the piano and speak at the Opening night of the Flight exhibit.
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| Post card invitation we received from local artist to attend show. |
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| Friends outside SAGA, 2013. |
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| Artist: Marla Bjorgan. Hand-built ceramic bowl with drawing of bird in embryo. From the art collection of Mary Johnson. |
Quiz: The world is brimming with fun during which month according to Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe?
PS: Happy penultimate day of your 78th year on planet Earth, Arta.
Thank you for your good wishes, Bonnie. I have 48 hours left on earth as a 78 year old. And then I begin a new journey -- one as a 79 year old. To answer your question, I think it's May, it's May, the lusty month of May. Chaucer thought April is the cruelest month, as a fun tip for you. I couldn't find the tam. I loved Marla's dish and all of the other pictures. Thank you for alerting me to the times of nature walks down at that end of the Shuswap Arm. I shall try to get to some of them this month.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you found 24 hours for me that I thought had already gone by! How many times have I wished for an extra 24 hours? So many times.
DeleteMr Brighouse's hat is well camaflauged in the green trees in the background. Thanks for looking for it. =)
The tam is on the head of the middle person in the three person photo. His green hat blends somewhat into the trees in the background.
ReplyDeleteHere's the link again if you want to take a second look: https://www.saobserver.net/community/open-for-interpretation/amp/
Here's a close-up of his face and hat. I hope it makes you smile. His hat was the most memorable thing about the evening for David.
Of course, being a reptile and amphibian person, I loved the hat. Leo has one in the same genre that is a turtle.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a photo of it.
DeleteSpeaking of hats, Hebe has a beautiful hat, but someone in her class has the same hat, so Hebe won't wear hers, since she thinks the other person will notice her now, as though the other person hasn't already noticed. Anyway, Catherine had to buy her a hat that was less conspicuous. What Hebe picked out was a large pink furry hat with a unicorn head on it, as if THAT is't conspicuous. But Hebe doesn't feel singled out in it, so she wears this garish, extravagant hat and feels quite hidden from sight in it. Oh, blessings on all hats -- whether they make a person feel inconspicuous, or just hide bad hair.
ReplyDeleteAnother hat I must see!
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