Thursday, September 5, 2013

196 Gabriela's Art Friends, Karaoke...


Sally's daughter singing at Karaoke at Groupers.




Paper Art.









Gabriela's husband.









There wasn't a lot of room in the car.





PACE girl.





The next pictures are not my pictures.








Women on the Sea

195 Alexander von Humbolt





Cruise Ship.


Ferry to Fort Lauderdale.





Look at the size of that wrench.





This gentleman showed us through the ship.





194 Beacon School



Assembly at Beacon School.  It was so impressive.


A good friend from Toad's on the Bay.



The students sang about getting rid of your fear and your selfishness and other negative traits.  It was so touching.



The teacher of the girls and Edmond, the student who is blind, Mrs. Semple.


They used fabric paint to decorate clothing and then displayed it in the school and sold the articles.


193 Dog Show, Gifts for Loa....


 Life jacket on the boat for Loa.


Beautiful dogs.





These puppies were up for adoption.


Great hammocks for the dogs to relax on.  This is the Dog Shelter.


This guy is feeding the dogs.



Tap shoes for Loa.


Birds at Bonnie's place on Amherst Island. A great picture.

192 Gabriella, Loa, etc.


We had a sparrow nest in the boom on the boat. Can you see the little babies waaaaay down the tunnel.


Friends of Gabrielle's from Germany came to visit on the boat.  While we were visiting we realized or remembered that the boat was actually considered a small piece of Canada so we took a picture of them with the Canadian flag to send to their friends saying that for 2 hours they were in Canada when they were on our boat.


A picture of the Von.....we went on board and saw around the boat.  It was amazing.


Dawn Ouellett and her family.  Dawn and I taught together at Ridgewood Public School together.


Loa Loa.

































191 PACE


My girlfriend Val got me involved as a volunteer with PACE.  It is a high school for unwed mothers in Freeport.  Val and I taught them how to knit and crotchet.  It was a wonderful experience and I hope to do it again next year. I can't remember what PACE stands for.