Monday, April 25, 2011

15 professional artists Plein Air Painting in Gadsden, AL

If you are in the Gadsden, AL area you will want to stop by the Gadsden Museum of Art. They are sponsoring the 3rd annual 2011 Southeastern Plein Air Invitational
which brings 15 professional artists to town from 8 different states.

We paint all day at 5 different locations. Today, Monday, we were at the beautiful
Gadsden Country Club. Rolling hills and scenic water views in the valley of the Appalachian foothills. The public is invited to come out and watch us paint betwee 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.. We complete two paintings each day. At the end of each day the paintings are on display at the Museum.

Dr. Evelyn Brannon is writing about the event every day on the Gadsden Museum
Blog. She includes in depth reviews of each artist and pictures.

Scroll to the bottom of their website for links to their blog.
www.gadsdenmuseum.com

Our grand finale will feature an auction on Friday night at the Museum
from 6 - 8 p.m. Paintings purchased at this auction my go home with the buyer.
The remaining paintings will be on display at the GMA during the Month of May, 2011.
All paintings will be for sale; however, the paintings must remain on display for
the entire show.

This is an annual fundraiser for the Gadsden Museum of Art. You will marvel at
the quality of the works on display.

Happy Easter

Hope everyone had a Happy Easter.
I didn't get a chance to post yesterday.

Friday, April 15, 2011

Happy L.A.C. Day - April 15 - Law Abiding Citizen Day

"Blue Iris from the GAFC" (An image to remind you to be respectful
to your self and others.)

Thank you for being an honorable, civilized, law abiding citizen.


Today we celebrate our American Heritage and how much we are alike.
Civilized citizens come in all sizes, colors, ages, health, wealth,
education levels, religious and political parties. The world is
a safer place to live in because each of us willingly chooses to
hold our self to a higher standard and respect the rights of others.
The only reason we need laws is because of those who choose not to
be an honorable, civilized, law abiding citizen.

"Good manners are the great equalizer. They apply to everyone,
are free and available to all. They are the opposite of being
elitist, arbitrary and artificial. When society refuses to obey
the practical rules of etiquette that govern behavior, rudeness
and thoughtlessness will prevail. Every problem of the world
could be, or could have been, solved on the level of etiquette
before descending to lawsuits or wars." says Margery Sinclair.

UNITED WE STAND - DIVIDED WE FALL - IN GOD WE TRUST

Monday, April 4, 2011

Celebrate our American Heritage on L.A.C. Day - April 15 - Law Abiding Citizen Day

Make plans to celebrate L. A. C. Day -- April 15 - Law Abiding Citizens Day

L.A.C. day celebrates our American heritage and how much we are all
alike. Honorable, Hard Working, Civilized, Law Abiding Citizens are
the backbone of the United States of America. We come in all sizes, colors,
ages, health, wealth, education levels, religious and political affiliations.

Traits of an honorable LAC:

We behave decently to others, show consideration when there is conflict,
and maintain composure when displeased.

An honorable person will not lie, cheat, or steal even if the opportunity
presents itself.

We, by choice, are respectful to self and others which is why we can feel
safe in our own homes.

We abide by the laws of the land which reinforce our rights to life, liberty,
and freedom for all.

We elect our government officials from among ourselves. We are there before
the government arrives. We will be there if the government shuts down.

Being an Honorable, Hard Working, Civilized, Law Abiding Citizen is a way
to give something back to your your country, your community, and your family.

United We Stand – Divided We Fall

Thank you for being an honorable, civilized, law abiding citizen.
Without you our country could not exist.

Additional details at www.lacday.com