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At the beginning of Addison's riding lesson Dave rode first. He explained what he wanted Addy to know, and physically demonstrated what and what not to do.
I was working my way home from a photo trip in Forks, Wa and stop off in Port Angeles, Wa. to look around When I learned a lesson (Never answer your phone on a trip). It was it from my good friend that had a summer home in Port Townsend, Wa. and that he needed help Sanding & Painting a (LITTLE DECK). Two whole days of hard work and it looks as good as new.
Guests enjoying the cooking lessons and a glass of wine! Today we're learning how to make a Spanish Tortilla!
When i was concerned for ChiChi's leg i started to look for skeletal info and I found this. Creepy but amazing!
As my Grandmother (Mama) ends her journey, I want to honor her with pictorals of lessons I have learned from her.
My love of rhinestones comes straight from my Mama. She used to have a HUGE collection of old costume jewelry and one of the biggest joys was to go visit and she would pull out box after box of old jewelry, encouraging me to make my "pile" of the pieces that I wanted. I still have much of the jewelry she gave me, although a home robbery, last year, caused a decrease in some of my favorite pieces.
I love you Mama.
Guitar Lessons - Illustrator Max Dalton has created a new poster featuring the rock guitar heroes of all times. Lovely!
(www.softballperformance.com/sports-parenting-tips-days-long/)-Rest assured, however, that one day it will end. There won't be anymore lessons, or practices, or games to get to. There won't be any injuries to nurse or feelings to massage.
When visiting La Boco in Buenos Aires, Argentina, why not treat yourself to a tango lesson. Photo © Chris Raven
"The Lesson" is a physical performance based on "Circle Mirror Transformation" by Annie Baker. The event took place at blackbox theater (american college of Greece)
Spanish lessons in Lima Peru - Hispana
BASIC AND PRE-INTERMEDIATE LEVELS
• Familiarity with commonly used questions and phrases, while immersed in a new culture.
• Study of basic communicative and functional vocabulary.
• Use of games, mimicry
• Use of visual material
• Use of materials such as short newspaper articles, advertisements, literary texts, greeting cards, etc.
INTERMEDIATE LEVELS I AND II
• Use of more authentic material: movies, newspapers and documentaries in Spanish.
• Only Spanish is spoken in the classroom; the students’ native language is only used in emergency situations.
ADVANCED AND SUPERIOR LEVELS
• Use of materials exhibiting different Spanish levels.
• Use of short stories, interviews, etc.
• Special focus is placed on the use of idiomatic expressions.
• Comprehension and use of proverbs and idioms both spoken and written.
• Review of Spanish syntax with particular emphasis on the specific problems of each student.
The Elmwood Playhouse in Nyack NY will be presenting “A Lesson Before Dying“, running March 17th thru April 8th Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2pm with an additional performance on Thursday April 6th at 8pm. For tickets visit www.elmwoodplayhouse.com [photo by Scott Nangle]