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Lundeana Thomas, director of UofL's African American Theatre program, and Rinda Frye, theatre department chair, portray Civil War spies in the play "Mason-Dixon." The play March 27 to 29 at Thrust Theatre marks their final performances on campus, as both faculty members plan to retire later this year.
Lundeana Thomas, director of UofL's African American Theatre program, and Rinda Frye, theatre department chair, portray Civil War spies in the play "Mason-Dixon." The play March 27 to 29 at Thrust Theatre marks their final performances on campus, as both faculty members plan to retire later this year.
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Celebrating St. Patrick's Day at the Pub in Rookwood. Lauren Gaunt, of Mason, Jennifer Sartori of W. Chester, Gary Kislker of Mason, Tim Sartori of W. Chester, Ayana Davidson of W. Chester and Angie Conner of Maineville, Terry Johnson, Kim Crothers of Loveland, Dave Mortimore of Sharonville, Lori Kamlage of Maineville, Robin Conner of Maineville and Wade Mortimore of Kettering.
We have not inherited the world from our forefathers - we have borrowed it from our children.
~ Kashmiri proverb
We spent the hour reading ghost stories by candle light. Seriously, could do this every week and I don't think it would become tiresome.
Last week while on an early morning walk along Spanish Fork River I decided I wanted to capture a bit of the beauty I saw, so I began looking around and I found these elements which I then turned into small terrariums.
Blue orchard mason bee ( Osimia lignaria) native to the area condo in Central Park, Burnaby, BC,
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Lundeana Thomas, director of UofL's African American Theatre program, and Rinda Frye, theatre department chair, portray Civil War spies in the play "Mason-Dixon." The play March 27 to 29 at Thrust Theatre marks their final performances on campus, as both faculty members plan to retire later this year.
I passed by Fort Mason on the way back as well. I liked how the sun was shining through the windows.
Mason Marching Band performs a slapstick comedy show about marriage called 'Till Death Do us Part.' The show features popular musical selections and choreography that includes hearts, bells and wedding rings, along with the words, "Just Married" and "I Love You." Provided/Mason Schools
I whipped up some cute, vintage looking cozies for some jars! During the day they can hold all my hooks, scissors etc and at night they look AMAZING with some candles in them! I wrote up a tutorial here!
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An antique Ball-Mason Jar sits near the window reflecting the early morning light. A texture was added to this image to create an artistic feel.
This is a Mason Wasp or Australian Hornet but it is often confused with a Potter Wasp. They are all part of the mud building wasp (sub-family Euneninea). They grow in size from 30-40 mm, pack a vicious sting although not aggressive and are part of the Australian native pollinators. They feed on nectar and collect particular types of spider to feed their young – the spiders are injected with a poison that preserves their body until the young larvae are ready to eat them.
Malua Bay
The entertainers at the Thredbo Blues Festival last month had me smiling from ear to ear. This little event takes place in the charming alpine village for which it is named, high in Australia’s Snowy Mountains. For two and a half days, the restaurants, bars, and public spaces are bouncing with joyful sounds.
I was introduced to the wonderful Mason Rack Band: when he’s not sounding like Tom Waits growling an old blues-rock standard, Mason Rack is giggling like a mischievous child and telling stories of growing up in a family of entertainers.
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In Memory of
Fusilier ALBERT MASON
4197065, 1st Bn., Royal Welch Fusiliers
who died age 21
on 15 May 1940
Son of Arthur Price Mason and Alice Mason, of Nantmel, Radnorshire.
Remembered with honour
ST. AGATHA-RODE CHURCHYARD
This is a section of a statue I pass most days on campus. George Mason's hand rests on Locke, Hume, and Rousseau. It's not exactly subtle, but then again, I have a nagging feeling that far too many students couldn't explain the relationship between the university's namesake and those authors. What can I say, I'm doing what I can to work on that ;)