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They were married November 8th, 1952.
54 happy years !!!
I couldn't ask for better parents ... I am truely blessed.
Here are photos of our fourth maker art class for lower school children at the Lycée Français in Sausalito. Students are now making a Chinese New Year Wonderbox, creating a small diorama with an animal from the Chinese Zodiac in a decorated cardboard box -- combining art and technology to bring their work to life.
In this class, children started working on their animal characters, using wood figures we made earlier with a laser cutter. They explored different ways to make their animals move, using hobby motors connected to a AA batteries with alligator clips.
Students loved this activity, and all succeeded in making their motors work and animate their art, as this video shows. This hands-on, project-based activity seems effective for teaching how electricity and motors work, in a playful way that makes science more fun. The children are responding well to this approach: they learn by doing and seem engaged by the freedom to create their own interactive art.
Next week, they will add LEDs for the eyes, decorate their animals and install them in their boxes. You can follow our progress in our Maker Art photo album, where we post weekly updates: www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157663074065150
Many thanks to my associate Cynthia Gilbert, who provides invaluable help in the classroom on a volunteer basis — as well as school parent Jules Maeght, Josephine’s dad, who kindly offered to give us a hand today. We’re very lucky to have so many generous collaborators on this project. Merci!
View more maker art photos in this Flickr album: www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157663074065150
Learn more about this art maker course: bit.ly/maker-art-sausalito-2016
Learn more about the Wonderbox program: bit.ly/wonderbox-overview
A retro mailer design I put together for Riverway Church. Super Hero Parents courtesy of Kakigori Studio.
My parents celebrated their Ruby wedding anniversary in 1981. My sisters and I put on a surprise lunch for them and invited their bridesmaid (her sister) and groomsman. The red wine glass was given to them as a present on this occasion. Unfortunately they didn't get to celebrate their Diamond anniversary as they both passed away in the 1980s - my mother from breast cancer at age 69 and my father died 4 years later.
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Explore #444 October 1 2009. Thank you to everyone for all your comments, awards and faves.
The local swan family on the canal at Newport yesterday morning.
This one makes me laugh every time I look at it. My poor, long-suffering parents! You can tell just by looking that I was awful. :)
I took this picture last weekend when visiting my parents, who live at the coast in Egmond (the Netherlands). It's quite a big crop on an M43-image, But I still like the subjectisolation/blur. It's non-edited (for extra blur that is). It's taken while lying in the sand. In cases like this, I guess it's all about the perspective!