Jenna Mule Photography As well as visiting the Bluff, I of course, had to go over to KPPC. It was a great day yet sad visit. I haven’t been over there since the Fall and a lot of construction has been done. A lot of buildings have been taken down without a trace of its existence.. On the bright side I found York Hall. And it was pretty sweet! Follow me on instagram @jennamule and twitter @jm__photography Kings Park, Long Island, 2013
munira's bubble Everything is busy falling apart. I love the concept of Wabi-sabi, according to which nothing is permanent, nothing is complete, nothing is perfect, and what’s more, there is beauty in this. But this has limited ability to give solace when it comes to teeth. Or the electoral system. Also when there are two spots on your kitchen ceiling that drip every few seconds due to a leak in someone’s bathroom upstairs, forcing you to place tubs underneath which you must skirt to avoid drips on your head as you try to make coffee or reach for an onion, turning your little kitchen into an obstacle course. Seepage. The scourge of apartment living. Amu wanders up to me to complain about being hungry and needing breakfast before setting off to take her last examination for the year. I immediately put down my book (Pakistan: A Hard Country), take off my glasses and relinquish my breezy spot on the sofa to ask her what she would like, so as to deflect that what-kind-of-mommy-are-you-who-does
Thought I’d post a couple of pics of little James’ day… Happy Birthday to You!! 0000 Everyone loved the balloons 0000 Crafting Mickey Mouse faces 0000 Blowing out the candles! …again… and again! 0000 Opening the prezzies!!! 0000 Random fun shots
Well the Dog Days of Summer are almost here, but it doesn’t have to be a bad thing. This particular Dog Days of Summer is a benefit comedy show (Brian Kohatsu, Isaac “Doc” Farm and Rick D’Elia will perform) that will be a fundraiser for multiple Phoenix area animal rescue centers. It will be at the Shrine Auditorium in Phoenix on Saturday June 1st. Two shows to choose from, 5:30 and 9:30 and the cost is a $40 donation which includes one free drink. Here is a map. Please feel free to pass the flyer on to your contacts as this is a great opportunity to help animals in need. The info for purchasing tickets is on the flyer but here’s something that isn’t… a clip from one of the comedians, Rick D’Elia.
After 4 years of hard work, exciting highs and painful lows; School is finally over for the many high school and university students across the city and Coca-Cola is looking to reward students with a refreshing mega fun-fair dubbed Coca-Cola Shake Up. The event is set for Monday 27th May, 2013, which is a holiday, at the Lizzy Sports Complex in East Legon. The fun-filled affair will feature thrilling performances from some of the biggest entertainers in the business as well as exciting inter-school fun games involving basketball, snooker, tennis, soccer and volleyball amongst others. Also lined up are inter-school rap and dance showdowns between selected rap and dance kings in the various schools. Video game freaks will also be able to battle for supremacy in duels on Fifa 13, Mortal Kombat, Temple Run and a host of other games. According to Okyeame Kwame, the event is aimed at “shaking up” the graduates to energize them, excite them and also to give them a chance to meet new people, m
Father James will be speaking at the National Conference for Catechetical Leadership (NCCL) in Cleveland, Ohio from May 19 to 23, 2013.
As usual here is you Lazy Sunday pinning, which is my favourite ting to do over breakfast one a Sunday, I hope yours is as sunny as mine is today, and you all have some fun shopping. See you all again soon with more info on events. And don´t forget to check out all my other pinboards: Constantly Updated Pinboards: - Spring Fever - Store Sales, One time Events, Hunts and Contests - Group Gifts Recently Pinned events: - World Goth Fair - The Catnip Carnival -L’accessoires -The Gallery Gift Shop -The Black Market -Limited Bazaar Ongoing events: - The Boutique - Genre - We Love Role-Play - FaMESHed - The Challenge - The Mens Dept. -The Dressing Room Fusion - The Box - Limited 50
Zorba the Greek played on repeat. Smoke wafted from the lamb turning on the spit. Haloumi squeaked between the teeth of locals. Children hyped on honeypuffs rolled gleefully in zorb balls. Tiny plastic cups fell on the ground after old men and young women took shots of ouzo. This is Paniyiri, the annual Greek festival in Musgrave Park. It was a sunny autumn afternoon. I walked down the park from our house up the hill to snap photos and watch a cooking demonstration. We met up with friends in the early evening and drank sweet wine, played carnival games, rode the giant swing, and ate stuffed red papers, lamb yiros, spanakopita, galaktoboureko, baclava and nut rolls. It was wonderful. One of the many Greek homes in the West End. Windows of a Greek Orthodox Church. 85% of the people in this photo are drinking XXXX Gold or Mythos I wouldn’t be surprised if this is the fun house from Grease Kids in zorbs (that really, really amused Chris) Starting them young Rasta monkey prizes An al
On the 29th of May Funkology are hosting a one off Folk special at Floripa where I will taking to the deck as guest DJ. I’m particularly excited to see Toyface perform live. There is not much I can say that isn’t already on the poster apart from that the guys at Funkology are delightfully passionate about creating a very special night to showcase the best talent and play great records. So If you like folk, funk or anything a bit rootsy, come down to see us on the 29th. It’s going to be a great evening and It’s FREE. I’ll be there With a case of treasures. See you there.
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“How did you meet Dan Aykroyd?” has been the recurring question this week. I suppose just posting a photo of myself with the A-lister, cult figure and real life Ghostbuster was a little vague…So I’ll explain. I met him on the rainy night that t’was last Tuesday, in the depths of East London, among the uber edgy, in Shoreditch. I was invited to the press launch of new – and New Orleans-themed – bar Nola. Power walking as fast as my ridiculously over-sized high heels would allow (not very fast), I arrived at 66-68 Rivington St with a decidedly limp set of what were perfectly crafted curls. Following the alluring sound of a saxophone, I made my way up two flights of corrugated iron stairs and found myself outside a party in full swing. A small room, filled with around 120 dancing press, the atmosphere was joyously infectious. However, not a dancer, and certainly not a dancer in my absurd choice of footwear, I ventured through the jostling crowd a
The Journy Begins It begins here. This summer 5 men embark on an epic journy for Bowel Cancer Research. You can help them on their way this 4th of July by coming to their fundrasier, to drink, cycle and generally be merry. And give them money. More deals coming soon….
This morning the mother of three members of the body of Christ died. D. Cecilia was not a Christian. She was mother to Paula (SJCampos/Taubaté), Claudete (Taubaté), and Wilson (Guaratinguetá). She died in a Guaratinguetá hospital. The burial will likely be this afternoon. They had hoped that after this last spell in the hospital that they might have a final opportunity to encourage her to obey the gospel. But as it turns out, that did not happen. They have already spoken of their anguish at the thought of their mother entering eternity without salvation. Please pray the Lord will give them peace in the knowledge that their mother had heard the gospel and that they had encouraged her to follow the Lord Jesus Christ.
Ms. Bella Flores (Remedios Medina Papa Dancel) 27 February 1929 – 19 May 2013 Titles earned: Queen of Kontrabida, Mother of Kontrabida, Primera Kontrabida and Queen Villain to hit Blockbuster Stars. Flores was born in Manila in 1929. She was a college sophomore at the Far Eastern University when she appeared in her first film, Tatlong Balaraw (1950), at age 14. Flores was signed by Sampaguita Pictures. She was cast in Roberta as the cruel stepmother of Tessie Agana’s titular character, despite being 15 years old. The film was a box-office success, credited with saving Sampaguita Pictures from bankruptcy after a fire had destroyed its studio. The film’s success also elevated Flores into the upper tier of stars, and typecast her in villainous roles. The film critic Nestor Torre remarked that Flores had “been making life miserable for many generations of hapless stars—all the way back to little Tessie Agana and Boy Alano in ‘Roberta’ in the early 1950s
