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Friday, April 7, 2017
Peek at our week s
Peek at our week s
Yay!
Its Friday!
Heres a peek at our week (or 2) through the lens of my trusty sidekick (iPhone).
Enjoy!
This car has been a favorite of all of our kids.
A little early morning playground session while the cleaning lady does her thing
As a family of 6 we cant afford not to go to Ben and Jerrys free ice cream day
She is obsessed with Lego friends and has been dreaming up this project for weeks.
A giant map/play mat of Heartlake city.
Imaginations on fire
We finallllllllly made some more hummingbird food for our little friends
Morning snuggles are my fav
This day I said yes to the sprinklers.
These boots are going to get lots of wear this summer
This pic needs to be blow up giant and go front and center.
Its pure happiness
Her first french braids.
Little girl rite of passage
We kicked off spring break with some strawberry chocolate chip pancakes
And we spent a lot of time at the lake
and sonic.
How many more weeks till summer?
Gamma has the best toys
After months of force feeding veggies to my kids they are finally coming around.
This was their requested lunch one day.
Miracle!
our garden is growing
Bubbles have never been so awesome
(exhibit at the Discovery Science center)
Ergo forever
Making resurrection rolls
The craziest Easter egg hunt ever.
There may have been thousands of eggs but there were also thousands of people.
Easter morning egg hunt.
He has risen!
Our annual Easter family pic
What a fun day celebrating Jesus with some of our favorite people
I busted out the shaving cream for a messy craft the other day
I may or may not roast peeps over the stove when the kids arent looking.
This little man is getting so big
"Look at me! Im king of the rocks!"
Had an adventurous trip to go fabric shopping with the littles.
Remind me not to do that again anytime soon.
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Monday, April 3, 2017
Pecknpaw at Gallery Nucleus!
Pecknpaw at Gallery Nucleus!
I am a little late to post about this, but Pecknpaw and the Black Mirror is making a one-night only appearance at Gallery Nucleus tonight! Contributing artists will be there to sign books, and there will be lots of original artwork both from and inspired by the book for sale! Admission is free, and there will be raffles and prizes and all sorts of fun stuff going on. If you are in the area you should certainly stop by to say hello!
Since my piece from the book was digital, I decided to work on a couple of pieces inspired by the book for the show.
"Pretty in Pink" detail
"Spinning Dreams"
They were so much fun to work on, and Im really looking forward to seeing them in the gallery with all of the other artists beautiful work. It should be a wonderful evening and I hope to see some of you there!Available link for download
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Party Over at the Brooks Blog Grab Your Proofide and Lets Go!
Party Over at the Brooks Blog Grab Your Proofide and Lets Go!
Well, it was hot as hell out there, but it was a good ride. Highlights included a scenic break for silent contemplation and scranus ventilation:
Rolling through molten chewing gum which now hangs from my spokes like gossamer:
And the purchase and subsequent portaging of an entire pound of salmon:
Oh, and I also perfected the BSNYC Summer Post-Ride Egg Cream:
So I guess you can say Im WINNING!!!
...and so are you for that matter, since after a long hiatus Ive got a new guest post up over at the Brooks blog!
(Note to the grammar and spelling Freds: the titles a pun, so relax.)
Its a good one too, because in it I tackle one of the most storied group Fred rides in New York, if not the entire world.
So fix yourself a BSNYC Summer Post-Ride Egg Cream and sip, read, and enjoy.
Until tomorrow,
I remain,
Yours Truley,
--Wildcat Rock Machine
(enc)
So fix yourself a BSNYC Summer Post-Ride Egg Cream and sip, read, and enjoy.
Until tomorrow,
I remain,
Yours Truley,
--Wildcat Rock Machine
(enc)
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Thursday, March 23, 2017
Photos from press conference and delivery of petition to free Albert Woodfox at Louisiana State Capitol Oct 21
Photos from press conference and delivery of petition to free Albert Woodfox at Louisiana State Capitol Oct 21
MEDIA COVERAGE: Times-Picayune II The Advocate II The Republic / AP II KBOO Radio interviews Robert H King
(View more photos below)
Congressman Cedric Richmonds statement for October 21:
“I am firm in my resolve to continue the fight to address the horrors of long term solitary confinement in a meaningful way. The plight of the Angola 3 has shined a disinfecting light on this terrible, unconstitutional practice of indefinite solitary confinement without meaningful due process reviews. This past summer, I joined the prominent Ranking Members of the Full House Judiciary Committee and relevant subcommittee Ranking Members in asking the Department of Justice to examine the practice in its use in Louisiana jails. We are continuing to monitor the situation and promise all of you assembled today that the sacrifices of the Angola 3 will not be in vain. We will continue to fight to ensure that prisoners are dealt with in a manner that is consistent with the constitution and I am currently exploring transformative legislation on this very topic. I look forward to partnering with you all to ensure that this story is told and will use my position on the House Judiciary Committee to make certain that we serve the interests of justice. Thank you all for your hard work on this issue and please know that my office stands as a resource to those fighting for justice.”
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| Robert H King speaks outside LA State Capitol |
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| Click on image above to read the statement of support from LA State Rep. Patricia Smith |
Congressman Cedric Richmonds statement for October 21:
“I am firm in my resolve to continue the fight to address the horrors of long term solitary confinement in a meaningful way. The plight of the Angola 3 has shined a disinfecting light on this terrible, unconstitutional practice of indefinite solitary confinement without meaningful due process reviews. This past summer, I joined the prominent Ranking Members of the Full House Judiciary Committee and relevant subcommittee Ranking Members in asking the Department of Justice to examine the practice in its use in Louisiana jails. We are continuing to monitor the situation and promise all of you assembled today that the sacrifices of the Angola 3 will not be in vain. We will continue to fight to ensure that prisoners are dealt with in a manner that is consistent with the constitution and I am currently exploring transformative legislation on this very topic. I look forward to partnering with you all to ensure that this story is told and will use my position on the House Judiciary Committee to make certain that we serve the interests of justice. Thank you all for your hard work on this issue and please know that my office stands as a resource to those fighting for justice.”
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| Louisiana State Capitol |
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| Victory Wallace, Hermans sister |
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| Calendars mark over 41 years in solitary |
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| Robert H King, released in 2001. |
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| Jasmine Heiss of Amnesty Intl. |
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| Michael Mable, Albert Woodfoxs brother |
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| Former A3 investigator Billie Mizell reads a message from Teenie Rogers, the widow of slain prison guard Brent Miller: “Each time I look at the evidence in this case, I remember there is no proof that the men charged with Brent’s death are the ones who actually killed him. It’s easy to get caught up in vengeance and anger, but when I look at the facts, they just do not add up.” |
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| Malik Rahim, early A3 supporter and former Panther |
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| Rev. Dr. Patricia Bates |
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| Petitions delivered. |
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