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The Weekly Rune – Wunjo
Wunjo - joy – We haven't been visited by Wunjo since August of 2013, which makes it a special occasion. Truly, though, anytime Wunjo appears it's special. It's the Rune everyone wants to appear in their readings.
Wunjo - joy – We haven't been visited by Wunjo since August of 2013, which makes it a special occasion. Truly, though, anytime Wunjo appears it's special. It's the Rune everyone wants to appear in their readings.
Kenaz – Torch – It doesn't take a weather man to point out the weather. Likewise, it's no newsflash that the general climate is dark, right now. Usually a bright spark in an otherwise dark passage, Kenaz portends a breakthrough. Reversed, it encourages us to forget about breakthroughs and enlightenment, and just step into that darkness. Note that Kenaz is brightstave in the image.
Isa – ice- Isa visited almost exactly a month ago. At that time, it brought the challenging message of finding comfort where it seems there is none. This week, it's emphasis is intentional immobility.
Ehwaz – horse – In just over two years of The Weekly Rune Ehwaz has only visited once. As a result, I find it deeply informative that it presents itself at this time. Concerned with all things totemistic, transportational, and trustworthy, this stave is about getting ready for the ride.
Ansuz – Mouth – Ansuz hasn't been The Weekly Rune since July of 2012, which is to say that reversed, it has never visited us until now. Note that the image shows Ansuz brightstave.
Othala – property – Othala reminds us of what is most important: where we come from, and where we're going. Where Fehu brings awareness to wealth that must be tended–assets, and investments–Othala focuses on that which we own, that which in many ways tends us–property we inherit, then pass on.
Isa – ice- Keep cool is the message from this last of the winter Runes. Tuck in and be comfortable, because we're not going anywhere. I like a message that emphasizes relaxation; however, there's a more to it than that. At this time, we're challenged to find comfort in something not so comfy, and that's not as easy as it sounds.
Dagaz – Day – We've not seen Dagaz since last fall (Mabon, to be specific), so it's nice to have this closure Rune bring a sense of wrapping up loose ends, now. We can all do with a bit of that, yes?
Dagaz translates to "day," though it means more than just a turn on Earth's axis. Bringing in elements of accountability, this stave draws our awareness to micro cycles. Where Jera, in the second aett, speaks of the annual harvest, Dagaz, almost closing the third aett, indicates the daily reaping. Representing the close of a full day's work, this metaphor for celebrating the culmination of a cycle and regrouping to begin another day is telling.
Yes, it portends observing the bigger needs–notice what came in, what went out, what worked, what didn't, what to repeat, what new tricks to implement, what to save, what to throw away, what to give. That's Hearth Accounting 101. Because it focuses on such a slim slice of time, Dagaz, is also about Heart Accounting. It gives the opportunity to realize what of the day had meaning, who we spent our time with, what was joyful, where we need more joy, how attitude affects all of the above. Internal auditing is key, here.
Dagaz comes at the end of something, usually a lot of hard work, and it whispers of celebration. How often do we celebrate at the end of a day? Most of us are just glad we made it home again and in one piece, with the promise of some downtime until we have to get up and do it all over again tomorrow.
The message is: focus on the now. Don't look too far ahead. Enjoy what is. Kindle some excitement for what may be, by truly becoming the present. Because at the end of the day… another will follow.
I sometimes call Dagaz the 'so what?' Rune, because that's its simplest, yet most profound teaching. Certainly a huge task has been completed, and celebrations are in order. So what? Don't get too emotionally involved in things. Keep the ego in check, and do our best, because in the end, there is no end. Only a chance to do it all, better.
Nauthiz – Need – We greet Nauthiz on a fairly regular basis in The Weekly Rune. Considering that we're perpetual works-in-progress, it makes sense that this middle stave of the second ǽtt's winter trio shows often to offer insight.
Situated between Hagalaz (harsh change) and Isa (processing outcomes), Nauthiz forces us to confront our limitations and what we're getting out of them. By that I mean, it highlights the things we say we don't want, yet hold fastest to. This stave is the niggling feeling that all is not well, without knowing what needs attention. However, often just honoring that something isn't right is enough to bring mild reprieve, perhaps even movement toward resolution.
When we meet resistance in fulfilling our needs, do we respond compulsively just to make the tension stop? Do we buckle down and address the core issue? Do we risk the reality of learning that our needs are really wants? How we deal with this kind of stress is the heart of Nauthiz, as in learning to move through that stress, the need is either released or met. It is transmuted into movement to the next place we need to be.
Find the places where you stand in your own way, and open dialogue between these two aspects. What parts of you benefit from where you are? What parts are deprived from not moving forward? There's no wrong answer, only two different perspectives on the present. How you nurture both is the solution.
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Jera – Harvest -This stave indicates a time of accountability. Harvest for many is a celebratory time when basic needs are met, possibly with enough to save and share with others. To put into perspective the significance of this Rune and the power it holds, it hasn't blessed The Weekly Rune since October of 2012. With that timeframe in mind, consider what we've planted and harvested, since. What was put into motion then, that has come to fruition, now?
Where Dagaz, in the third aett, is the small day-long cycle of the sun, Jera is the bigger cycle of the sun cycle–dreaming, planting, cultivating, reaping, benefiting, giving, dreaming again. It's generally regarded as the annual harvest, the recognition of a year's work, and how far we've come.
Jera has no reversed position, which means it is what it is, under all circumstances: payoff! That's a fabulous thing to hear; however, it isn't all about celebration. Jera is the internal process of culling what works and what doesn't, what should be repeated and what should be tossed, what new approaches to try. It's considering how much we need to live now, and what we can afford to put away for later. It's realizing how much we have, and what we can give away without jeopardizing future plans.
Whether we're looking at the period since Jera last appeared, the last year, or the last week, Jera is 'walk, don't run' energy. We've just come through a major transformation and finally allowed ourselves to enjoy the good things it gifted us. This isn't the time to sink into frivolity or drop the momentum. It's also not the time to penny pinch and stuff the mattress out of fear. One of the hardest things to do after success is to sustain the pace–neither speed up nor slow down. Hold steady.
Be realistic. Jera isn't about pie-in-the-sky expenditures or fist-clenching conservation. It indicates the time to truly, deeply assess where we are on every level of being. Jera encourages us to celebrate our accomplishments, then ground into the plans of what we most want to grow next. In that way, we're not just reacting to a cycle; rather, we become an active participant in its process.
Jera is the time for gentle movement and radical self-honesty. Reward yourself, preserve yourself, and keep dreaming.


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Bensalem police and fire officials contacted PECO shortly before 9:30 p.m. Wednesday night to report a fire under the street and the smell of gas, according to company spokeswoman.
A similar incident occurred Monday night, but the two were unrelated, said PECO spokeswoman Deb Yemenjian.
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The baby quit nursing three months ago and I don't feel sad.
With my daughter, nursing was hard. We couldn't find a rhythm. My nipples bled through my shirt. Every time she latched it felt like glass rubbing on my skin. I was told the pain would go away. But it never really did. So, at three months, when she quit for the bottle, I didn't push it. I eagerly embraced that breast pump and my freedom. It's weird to call pumping freedom, because it's the opposite. It's being attached to a giant white machine that makes a sound that your tired brain thinks could be BOB HOOOOPPPEE BOB HOOOOPPPEE over and over. It means always having it with you. Along with cold packs, refrigerator access and clean bottles. It means hiding away for 20-30 minutes 5-10 times a day. But at least I wasn't bleeding. When she was nine months old, I got the stomach flu and lost my ability to juggle motherhood, a job, a baby and a pumping schedule. Or maybe, I just realized that motherhood doesn't have to be martyrdom. So, I bought formula and packed the pump away. I had few regrets.*
When JQ was born, I freaked out. I had to make nursing work. There was no way I could parent a two-year-old and keep track of a baby while pumping. It was either nursing or formula. In the hospital, when I felt that familiar pain of cutting glass on my nipples and I thought, Oh no, here we go again, I began crying. "I don't know if I can do this," I said to Dave. He just gave me a hug. What else can you do when your wife is bleeding from her nipples?
When JQ was a week old, I got mastitis. I didn't know it was mastitis. I just knew I was in pain. The lactation consultant had seen me that day and declared me fine as I peppered her with questions about latching and cuts and pain. "You'll toughen up," she said. Later that day, my mom came to visit and found me feverish on the floor of the living room. Sobbing, I lifted up my shirt. "Go to the doctor," she said.
I didn't toughen up. I got antibiotics. A friend gave me a cream that helped my cuts heal and I muddled through. Then, I was there. Nursing wasn't easy, but it wasn't searing pain either. I wasn't yelling swear words while the baby ate and making my daughter cry. So, progress. I'd made it.
But then he wouldn't take a bottle. It's a cosmically cruel joke to have one kid who won't breastfeed and another who won't take the bottle. It felt like punishment for whatever parenting sins I had made before. Nothing worked. I would leave the house to go grocery shopping and 30 minutes later get a call from Dave asking me, very politely when I thought I would be home. I could hear the baby screaming in the background. I did a lot of crying myself. I had quit my jobs so I could be with my kids. The cruel calculations of income and childcare didn't pan out in my favor. And here I was, now, drowning in the sea of everyone's needs. The baby wouldn't let go of me. The toddler wouldn't stop licking my shins.
Even my few stolen moments were short, because the baby would cry and the boobs would come out. Every part of me, mentally and physically, had been colonized by others. My hair wasn't washed. No time between morning feedings and the toddler waking. My hands were dry and cracking from endless diaper changes and butt wipes. My knees were red from kneeling by the potty and they ached from the endless hours I sat cross-legged feeding the baby. Even my eyelashes, unadorned, seemed to be a product of someone else's design.
JQ finally took a bottle around nine months. I left for a trip to Boston to visit a dear friend and I discovered that even my sleeping patterns had been overtaken by my children. I woke at 3am, every morning, completely unbidden. After the trip, JQ began to drop feedings. It happened fast and I didn't fight it. His needs had met the limits of my abilities.
By a year, he dropped his final night feedings. That was three months ago. I've been waiting to feel a sadness or a sense of loss. Instead, I just feel relief. I'm happy that it doesn't have to always be me. I'm happy I can hire a babysitter and we can go out for disappointing chicken wings and good beer. I'm happy that Dave can do bedtime and I can clean the kitchen or drink a beer, or just lay on the floor in a middle of detritus of our day and breathe–Cheerios, dust bunnies, blocks, crowns, necklaces, trucks, half-chewed apples.
And here it is, in black and white: I don't like always being needed. I don't like this model of parenting that takes the whole load for everything about our children on our shoulders. I don't like having the entirety of my children's world limited by my abilities. I don't like falling down the rabbit hole of the deep and abiding needs of my children. I can't be everything to them all the time. It's wrong of me to try to be.
I don't know when "mom" became this all-encompassing, die-to-self, loss of selfhood. But it's a lie.
So, nursing is over. I am so happy.
*Sorry, I know a lot of this is review if you read my site. But I always feel weird being self-referential, because people have better things to do then remember details about how my babies fed.


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Mr Black, a 52-year-old father of two, was fatally shot when a car pulled up alongside him on the M1 as he drove to work at Maghaberry prison. The Toyota Camry was later found burnt out.
Damien Joseph McLaughlin, from Kilmascally Road in Dungannon, is charged with obtaining the car used in the attack.
McLaughlin, 36, appeared at Lisburn Magistrates' Court on Thursday amid a heavy security presence. It is alleged he obtained the car in Carrigallen, Co Leitrim, and brought it to Northern Ireland.
A police officer told the court, "We believe we will be able to prove that the car was moved from there shortly after Mr McLaughlin was in Carrigallen and it was taken straight to Northern Ireland towards the Craigavon area."
He said Gardaí have conducted "extensive inquiries" into the movements of the car, and will send evidence to support a terrorism charge to Northern Ireland as soon as possible.
The investigating officer appealed for witnesses to go to police, north and south of the border.
"If too much is said along that line it will be a serious deterrent to other people in assisting police.
The Garda Siochána believe that they have evidence sufficient and that will come to us in due course.Investigating officer
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Mr Black's son, Kyle, watched as McLaughlin's solicitor said he did not believe there was enough evidence to connect his client to the charge.
But the District Judge remanded McLaughlin in custody to appear again via video link next month.
Meanwhile a 44-year-old man has appeared in court in Dublin charged with IRA membership.
Vincent Banks is accused of withholding information between 10 October and 19 December in relation to Mr Black's murder.
It is understood Banks, of Smithfield Gate apartments in the city, is suspected of being a member of the Real IRA.
Detective Sergeant Marilyn Brosnan told the court that when charged at Ballymun Garda Station on Thursday, Banks replied, "Not at this time."
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Man mods 25-year-old phone into media centre PC
Most of us, if we had a 25-year-old mobile telephone - a Mobira Talkman, to be precise - hanging around, we'd flog it on eBay to some spotty kit collector. Not so one Finnish fellow - he turned it into a media PC. Mobira Talkman mod From 1984, the Mobira Talkman... For those who missed out on the early days of mobile …
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But Lindsay's telling friends, she doesn't feel burned -- because Max is telling the truth ... they aren't boyfriend and girlfriend ... they just have a no-strings-attached non-exclusive hook-up thing going on.
We're told Lindsay is not taking things seriously with Max at all -- she just likes hanging out with him -- and he's free to tweet whatever he wants.
This girl is sick. I hope they throw her ass in jail asap!! I'm sick of hearing about her.
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Now, make me a sandwich, beeyotch.
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please stop making it sound like anyone under the age of 55 would ever nail this slag willingly!! she is not desirable, she is not sexy, she is not a commodity of any kind!! her place is in the court room, in the jail cell, in handcuffs, in tears, in tabloids, in trouble, in debt!!!
Of course there's no strings attached. That's how two dollar whores roll.
Of course there's no strings attached. That's how two dollar whores roll. That's what she is and what she'll always be.
Let the countdown to Wed. begin . . . 1 story (minimum) until then. YEAH!!! I would not like to be known as someone's friend with benefits. Both need to grow up.
Mornin', same old tired rubbish from the usual suspects i see, TMZ's LiLo hatin' Mean Girls Click of little old ladies!
You have comments ladies, and black checks for all! lols :)
She likes sex with gross looking people. I guess if they have 'parts' (male or female) she doesn't really give a damn.
Lindsay Lohan isn't offended that Turbanators completely deny their relationships with her -- because as far as she's concerned, there IS no relationship ... they're just Hooker-John buddies.
Blo's telling friends, she doesn't feel humiliated --just because they hide it... they aren't boyfriends and girlfriends…she just has a hooker-with-benefits thing going on.
Check this out...The girl who played the double of Lindsay Lohan in the Parent Trap.
What happened to Lindsay Lohan ? http://cdn-elle.ladmedia.fr/var/plain_site/storage/images/beaute/cheveux/tendances/people-elles-osent-l-ombre-hair/ombre-hair-lindsay-lohan/22729176-1-fre-FR/Ombre-hair-Lindsay-Lohan_reference.jpg …
She is the same age as Lindsay, look how pretty she is.
Everyone thought Lindsay played both roles, when she really didn't
I don't see how her given him a STD is a benefit.
Shes a lesbian who is now trying to deny that cause she thinks it will somehow help her non existent career. How sad..
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Exhibition of student's work
Hi - sorry about another long absence - I've been paddling as fast and as diligently as I can to help make this exhibition happen this weekend. Somehow or other I got to be coordinator-in-chief in spite of the almost catatonic state I get into when in administrative pressure roles.
Amazingly enough, I think we're on track and all will appear as planned on Saturday. It is, as you can see, an exhibition of student's work done in, or as a result of
Greg Kerr
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Spring in Killarney Park
Joburg Sketchers were invited (yay!) to come and sketch at Killarney's pop-up activation event to renew community interest in their local park. I didn't even know there was a Killarney Park though I've driven around there quite often, so was curious to see. An avenue of jacaranda trees has been gated off from the surrounding suburb which consists mostly of loads of large, old blocks of flats - I should think mostly of the 1950's to 60's era - on the day they were unveiling a heritage plaque at an Art Deco building, though I didn't find that.
In a month or so those bare branches and pathway are going to be draped and drenched in purple as jacaranda season begins.
I didn't know where to begin, but eventually decided on the jauntily blowing bunting flags that receded into the background. The people I added are of rather strange proportions, but it gives an impression of the vibe of the day.
This little group of old ladies with various walking aids at their sides seemed very happy to sit there all day in the sun, watching the world (or at least the locals) go by. It's probably a long time since they've been able to do this without worrying about safety - always a concern if there aren't many people around.
The face painter was extraordinary, whizzing through the queues of children with sponges and brushes, turning them within seconds into kitties or butterflies, spidermen or tigers. As usual, so much to sketch - a few more from the other sketchers
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Waterkloof Air Show
I've wanted to sketch at the annual Air Show at Waterkloof Air Force Base near Pretoria for a long time but always find out too late that it was on. This time my son and husband announced they were going a day or two before, and I baled out of other sketching plans to join them. It was a terrific day - so many diverse people, displays, machines and aircraft - I started slowly with the US Air Force band playing under the wing of a huge C-17 Transporter, but gained momentum and lost inhibitions as the day wore on.
The people on the ground were just as interesting to me as the aircraft flipping around (of course these weren't all in the air at the same time, I just added them as they caught my attention) missing a few as I tried to scribble the crowds' excitement at their tricks. Families having picnics, men of every age and stage behaving like kids at a magic show, girls flirting and couples canoodling, and all the time cameras, long lenses, cellphones and tablets being waved around to capture the best shot of the day. A long time since I've spent a whole day out sketching - I think I rediscovered a certain lost love for it, even though the drawings aren't very pretty.
At the train station going home were these two glamorous women, dressed head-to-toe in white, with white umbrellas, baskets and boxes on a white trolley. They seemed bizarre until we remembered that it was the night of
Dîner en Blanc
, where people dressed only in white gather somewhere to be taken to a secret destination for an all white dinner (entirely different from Old South African connotations!) . I discovered later it was at Wits University, under the stars, on a night where we had the most dramatic, destructive hailstorm I've seen for 30 years or more, those elegant white umbrellas wouldn't have stood a chance - in fact I
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Portraits in Red Wine
Merlot to be exact - and it wasn't a waste, in case you're worried, just a few dregs left in a bottle after an excellent dinner. There's a food, wine and design fair coming up in November and a call went out for artists to submit portraits done in red wine (as artists do after dinner) for a possible commission. On Saturday, happily for me, my daughter decided to have a birthday braai in our garden with a few friends. The perfect chance to try this with some willing - if not too cooperative in sitting still and keeping quiet - models (spot two who didn't keep their mouths still for 30 seconds!)
It's a compelling medium - more fluid, less controllable than watercolour and pools fairly randomly to make darker tones. Some of the paper was old and had lost its sizing so soaked up the wine leaving blotchy textures, with lots of drips, drizzles and runs... lots of fun, especially when sipping your medium by mistake (or not) made everything a lot looser and carefree!
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Saturday, September 13, 2014
Sky High in Jozi
I'm sorry Blog for neglecting you so long - one of the reasons I started here was to motivate myself to do more drawing and art - right now I'm doing so much I find no time to report back!
On the painting course that has just come to an end, was a lovely person who works for the company who built the
student apartments that I've been drawing
as it progressed. Jill got us an invitation to come and sketch at the top of the newly finished block, bringing to a pinnacle (I won't say end - I hope to go back) a serendipitous urban series that I had no idea was happening when I started.
Mill Junction
has the most astonishing 360° view of Johannesburg and its southern/western suburbs - at last was the perfect time and place to dust off my Japanese fold Moleskine that we excitingly found in our goodie bags at the Lisbon Urban Sketchers Symposium three years ago.
I sketched fast, trying not to get bogged down in details and get as much done as possible in the time, but it was the first Suddenly Summer day after winter (blink and you miss Spring) and extremely hot up there, so after only about 90° and four hours I had to call it a day. And I did do details - it was fascinating to see how streets that I've driven on and around for years connect and intertwine with landmarks, familiar buildings and each other.
Students started drifting up to start fires for their Friday evening braais (barbeques) in the beautifully designed recreation area up there, and the sketchers reluctantly returned to earth and the more familiar street level view of this ugly/beautiful city, and its high-walled suburbs.
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Monday, August 18, 2014
Objets Trouvès 3 W.I.P.
Back in class in May with our 12 colour exercises (see previous post) for inspiration, and having chosen another subject - which had to include both geometric and organic forms, with photographs of it to work from - we were let loose with acrylic paint on three of four big canvases (600x600mm).
We did have some restrictions on each format - on one we were to draw our geometric forms with aids such as rulers with an acrylic line of changing hues, and then washes or glazes of pure hues, pulling back with a cloth to reveal shapes and textures (pic 2).
On another we made shapes and textures by any means other than brushstrokes - printing with textured surfaces, rolling on colour with cloth or plastic, splashing, spraying or slapping (pic 1) and transferring some of this wet mélange onto the third canvas, where colour, shape and texture was further achieved through stencils and transfers (pic 3) This last one changed completely from the way it appears here, but I forgot to take more photos until much later in the process.
So this was mostly a lot of liberating fun and playtime, especially for someone like me who tends to get pernickety about rendering things (that comes later!) I had chosen a very simple image - the bird bath in our garden with some brickwork and foliage behind and reflected in it - and was getting worried that I would be spending the rest of the year painting my bird bath.... I still am but with so many surprises and interventions in store, it's hardly recognisable - but I'll get to that eventually.
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Objets Trouvès 2
thinking that I should focus this blog on urban sketching and not be such a scattered Jill-of-all-arts - but then I have these big gaps where it looks like nothing's happening, when it is. And I need to record it because I will forget!
I've been busy with another of
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's year long painting courses, this year called Objets Trouvès. Four weeks spread over the year, with plenty of homework in between (just remembered that I did in fact do a
post about some of the preparation
before we started back in January). To track back to what seems like an age ago in the progression of the course... we had to do a bit more slog - find an insect... I 'found' (thanks to my photographer nephew who had been given it by Pretoria university for a shoot) a nice big dung beetle, long deceased and easier on aging eyes than the little goggas that drop belly up on my windowsills... photograph it, construct it out of wire and photograph that - ready for the first session. Amazing how you can begin to feel fondness for such a creature when you study it so intently!
In class and already well acquainted with our bugs, we used our material to produce four big (40x55cm) charcoal drawings, each with an aim in mind - a history (or palimpsest - lovely word); architecture, tone and texture; spatiality and surface detail and; monumentality, complexity, personality. To put it in a nutshell - it took long hours of concentration, teacher inspiration and application!
Then... I'm rushing along here to catch up... back at home and keeping the creative force surging, we had to pick two or more of these drawings, photocopy or print (hold the toner) them onto watercolour paper to produce 12 formats on which we did different colour exercises in various mediums - watercolour, gouache, wax resist and encaustic, acrylic
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and glazes - to explore terms such as hue, value, tint, tone, chroma, complementary and adjacent hues...etc etc.
I have to admit that I got annoyed at myself around this point because... I
this stuff, I've been doing it forever (and forever seems to be running out). WHY don't I do this by myself in my own time, without the impetus and discipline of a class and an encouraging teacher...why don't I grow up and be a 'real' artist?
Well, now heading towards the fourth and final session, I think I've figured it out - there are big gaps in my art education, and they are being filled by this most excellent tuition - I'll keep you posted, will try not to take so long about it next time!
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MIHAIL KOGALNICEANU, Romania - "I am an NCO dedicated to training new Marines and influencing the old. I am forever conscious of each Marine under my charge, and by example will inspire them to the highest standards possible," recited Lance Cpl. Andy Davis, a Richmond Hill native and rifleman with Black Sea Rotational Force 13, from the non-commissioned officer's creed during a Corporals Course graduation in June in Mihail Kogalniceanu Military Base in Romania.
Editor's note: Due to press issues, the special insert will appear in the July 20 edition of the News.
Volunteers with Fort Stewart's Winn Army Community Hospital's Medical and Dental Activity will host a cookout for seniors from 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. July 27 at Ludowici's Coastal Manor.
Former Pembroke Police chief Mark Crowe had been under the scrutiny of city officials for a number of reasons since at least April 2012.
Drivers in Richmond Hill can expect nighttime lane closures at the crossroads through the rest of the week.
The Richmond Hill Museum opened its doors to the community Thursday evening for the Richmond Hill Historical Society's annual potluck, offering an opportunity to learn about the city's history, as well as the society and museum.
Bryan County commissioners Tuesday voted to authorize a Savannah law firm to look into whether residents have claims against King America Finishing as a result of the largest recorded fish kill in Ogeechee River history.
The trail party for the 1st Armor Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division returned Wednesday afternoon to Fort Stewart, where family, friends and fellow soldiers waited eagerly in the hot sun to welcome them home.
Whether it was reading, writing or arithmetic - or social studies or science - Bryan County students again fared well on Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests in 2013, the Georgia Department of Education announced Tuesday.
The Richmond Hill 17-year-old who was declared missing earlier this week has been found, according to the Richmond Hill Police Department.
Richmond Hill's revision of its industrial zoning ordinances at the July 2 City Council meeting was the latest step in a plan to annex some 1,200 acres in South Bryan - including the Belfast Commerce Center and the future site of the I-95 and Belfast Siding interchange.
Could Pembroke soon have an ordinance making it illegal to wear baggy pants?
The Georgia Supreme Court decided Monday not to review Atlantic Waste's claim that the county's landfill zoning ordinance is unconstitutional.
The day may have started off a little rainy, but it was no match for the thousands of visitors who showed up Saturday to celebrate Independence Day in J.F. Gregory Park.
Police are on the look out for a 17-year-old Robert Shane Anderson Jr. of Richmond Hill who is possibly in the Hinesville area.
Caesarstone Technology is having a job fair for management positions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday at the Georgia Department of Labor's Savannah Career Center at 5520 White Bluff Road.
Bryan County Commissioners Tuesday approved a 2015 budget of $19.9 million with little discussion Tuesday night at the board's meeting at the Administration Building in South Bryan.
Seafood, carnival rides, arts and crafts, kettle corn, peach cobbler and plenty of live music headlined by the Grammy winning band Blues Traveler is on tap this weekend at the 16thannual Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival presented by Southern Eagle Distributing at J.F. Gregory Park in Richmond Hill.
Pembroke will again have a police precinct office at Miller Village, after city council voted Monday night to accept an offer of office space from Claxton Housing Authority. The only thing the city will have to pay is for water, phone and internet. A ribbon cutting will be held soon -- and Public Safety Director Bill Collins thanked the CHA, which is renovating the office for police at no charge and will cover the light bill, he said.
Seafood. Rides. Arts and crafts. More seafood. Fun things for kids to do. Fun things for adults to do. Music performances by nationally known recording artists, along with regional – and local – favorites.
Information taken from Bryan County Sheriff's Department and Richmond Hill Police Department reports.
Early voting started today in Bryan County.
Pembroke's city council meets tonight at 7 p.m. at City Hall.
Graduates of the Savannah Technical College Peace Officer Academy honored the memory of one of Richmond Hill's finest Friday morning.
The results are out, and seniors in Bryan County Schools scored a combined 1490 on the SAT this year, 45 points higher than the state average.