Showing posts with label Tassel fans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tassel fans. Show all posts

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Art Show and Hurricane Bill


I'm late getting this up on the blog. Friday was a busy day including medical appointments in Halifax, but we did have a nice noon lunch on the Dartmouth waterfront. It was a beautiful day; nothing like sitting by the water eating one's lunch. Saturday included errands, coping with the heat and getting ready for Hurricane Bill. Judy, it is not a good weekend for your show. Hope the opening went well on Friday; sorry, we could not attend. I urge readers to support Art and Jules which has opened up a new venue for local artists. One can also see Judy's art on her blog: http://www.judyarsenault-artist.blogspot.com
Back to the waiting games as Bill moves along the coast.

Saturday, August 15, 2009

To the Classes '09


Friday Night - a Time of Celebration!
Congratulations to the Classes '09 at the NSTC (and the Normal College)Reunion. Imagine! I had three TC class groups there: 1969, 79 and 89. It's a happy time. They look so young. They're happy to be reuniting with friends and recalling happy times in Truro and at NSTC . Exchanging news about careers, children, families. Grads seem glad to see faculty and staff who turn out. It's a welcoming place.
Lenore Zann was guest speaker and she did a fine job. She is such a positive person and her dreams for the Normal College building struck a fine note with those in attendance.
Thanks to those who do the background work that makes such an event happen. It's a time I enjoy. Glad to see former students and colleagues. Cheers!

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Half a Century of Cars



My caregiver, Neil, bought his first car in 1956, his second year of teaching. It was a 1954 Chev. When he got married, he and Jean bought a new 1958 Pontiac. There have been a series of cars since. The only one I don't have a picture of is a green 1982 Ford Fairmont Futura. Hope you enjoy the video and I hope it has uploaded successfully. I don't trust audio and video formats. This was made with Windows Movie Maker, but I've published it an a Flash format. Cheers, Professor Tassel.