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This week's column features the theatre week with Anne and Allison from Missoula Children's Theatre. It has been a great week with a wonderful show last night! Still one show today at noon at the Angola High School.
Pictures to follow tomorrow, as for today? On with the show...
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Friday, April 13, 2012
Missoula Children's Theater
Forgive my lack of posting this week, however the theater has come to town!
On Sunday night two directors of he Missoula Children's Theater, Anne and Allison, moved in with me.
Hendry Park, the school I always talk about in my small town, has fund raisers and books fairs just to bring this traveling theater troupe to town.
The process is amazing. Monday are the auditions, rehearsals every night (meaning just Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday) are from 3-8 with a break for a packed lunch.
There are over 40 kids in the show and it has been fascinating to watch this show come to life in such a short time.
Tonight the kids meet again at 3:00 for dress rehearsal and then the show tonight and tomorrow....7:30 and 12:00!
Be sure to come out!
Oh, and Jonah is in the show! Pictures to follow.
Now, on with the show!
On Sunday night two directors of he Missoula Children's Theater, Anne and Allison, moved in with me.
Hendry Park, the school I always talk about in my small town, has fund raisers and books fairs just to bring this traveling theater troupe to town.
The process is amazing. Monday are the auditions, rehearsals every night (meaning just Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday) are from 3-8 with a break for a packed lunch.
There are over 40 kids in the show and it has been fascinating to watch this show come to life in such a short time.
Tonight the kids meet again at 3:00 for dress rehearsal and then the show tonight and tomorrow....7:30 and 12:00!
Be sure to come out!
Oh, and Jonah is in the show! Pictures to follow.
Now, on with the show!
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Poetry Passage
Last week I mentioned a new book, Step Gently Out, by Helen Frost and Rick Lieder. I was fortunate to go to the book signing and talk at the Museum of Art in Fort Wayne last Friday night. The book is absolutely gentle to touch as well as beautiful.
Rick shared the photos and videos of insects and birds that he has captivated on film. It was spectactular.
I used the book as our Easter prayer at dinner on Sunday.
The book is published by Candlewick and is available in Fort Wayne at the museum.
Click here for the book's trailer, it is beautiful!
Rick shared the photos and videos of insects and birds that he has captivated on film. It was spectactular.
I used the book as our Easter prayer at dinner on Sunday.
The book is published by Candlewick and is available in Fort Wayne at the museum.
Click here for the book's trailer, it is beautiful!
Art Out My Window
This photo was taken last week on my journey to Shipshewanna. The weather was so beautiful that I had the windows rolled down. I took this photo in the town of Topeka, Indiana.
Monday, April 09, 2012
Fixing comment links...
Hi Folks,
Be it known that I do get your comments, I just can't get them on the blog. I am working on this. Thank you so much for your notes. I read them all and enjoy them. I hope I can fix this soon. You would all enjoy the other comments as well!!
Art Out My Window will be published soon!!
Lou Ann
Be it known that I do get your comments, I just can't get them on the blog. I am working on this. Thank you so much for your notes. I read them all and enjoy them. I hope I can fix this soon. You would all enjoy the other comments as well!!
Art Out My Window will be published soon!!
Lou Ann
Saturday, April 07, 2012
This week's column...A Trip to Shipshewanna and unexpected surprises!
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It was a perfect week to take a trip to Shipshewanna to view the barn quilts. Of course, like always, there are surprises along the way!! As always, thanks for reading! The following photos are just a few from my journey! Enjoy.
It was a perfect week to take a trip to Shipshewanna to view the barn quilts. Of course, like always, there are surprises along the way!! As always, thanks for reading! The following photos are just a few from my journey! Enjoy.
Friday, April 06, 2012
White Picket Gardens
Last night there was a frost at White Picket Gardens. I covered the turtle garden, but left the rest to nature. Fortunately berries were not in bloom yet, just the lovely trees of Spring. Here is my haiku for the day.
shivering flowers
wearing winter's coat of lace
frozen diadems
Here are a few photos from White Picket Gardens that I took late yesterday afternoon. Also, taking a cue from Anne of Green Gables, I have decided I will be Lou Ann of White Picket Gardens. As always, thanks for reading!
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