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Art is everywhere. Whether in the natural world or the synthetic world, we are surrounded by creations and designs, shapes and shadows and colors and textures. We have all, at one time or another, contributed our own creativity to this constantly changing world of art, signing our names to the canvas of this fascinating and […]
There is NOT going to be a drought this year. I’ve perfected the hippy dippy rain dance, the Ukrainian rain dance – AND I’ve got the musical, magical rain stick from Chile – all at my disposal. Actually, I cannot take all the credit for the increase in precipitation: my friend in Murphys, Michael Charles […]
Zero Hibernation Jazz Band, so named because they practice during “zero period” before school starts in the morning, performs some hits including “Kansas City” and “Moonlight Serenade”! Actually, they were swinging at the Summerville High School theatre in Tuolumne. But the students of the school’s music programs and the Connections Academy of Visual and Performing Arts […]
Mary Freer, Geanie Eaton and Jan Palamone reading the Sierra Mountain Times in the airport at Dubai, United Arab Emirates on the way to Tanzania, East Africa.
Nancy Tepper and Bruce Tepper of Sonora with Natalie Pickett of Melbourne, Australia read the Sierra Mountain Times on the pier at Sydney Harbor with the famous Sydney Opera […]
Family Feud Colin Farrell and Edward Norton are police officers and family who clash in Pride and Glory.Ok, this rarely happens but there just was not anything worth seeing at the movies this week (unless you count re-watching Slumdog Millionaire). The latest number one at the box is another Tyler Perry flick, and if you are […]
