More Face-Time

Today's adventures involved a brief stop at the La Conner Quilt & Textile Museum. A client, Nancy Luenn, had three beautiful quilts on display. Follow her blog for more details at http://storyquilts.blogspot.com.

Face-Time is wonderful. Funny what how small the REAL-TIME world is. I was reacquainted with an old creative writing partner, Natalie Olsen. A close friend, who also doubles as my model and event helper, was there with her father my church's piano player. Oh yes, I should promote Natalie's custom weaving art business. http://www.natalieolsen.com/index.htm

Visit the museum if you're near La Conner.

Museum hours are Wednesday – Sunday from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. For more information: http://www.laconnerquilts.com or 360-466-4288.

The show opens on January 13 and runs through March 28, 2010. The artists' reception is Saturday, January 16 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. There will be beautiful fiber art pieces on display, created by members of Whidbey Island Surface Design Association. I hope you can come and see the show!

Two Open House Events in 48 Hours!

The WICC open house was a blazing success. We had plenty of food, friendly conversation and art. A big thanks to all attendees.


OH-MAZING…sounds familiar. Loaded the boys in the family van and headed for OHHS’s Grand Re-Opening. We had a great time nibbling cafeteria samples, grooving to band music, conducting chemistry experiments, playing on computers, taking part in green screen experiments in the Wildcat TV room, touring the JROTC quarters. Two hours later we headed home, fulfilled, knowing we truly had a once in a life time adventure in our own backyard. Thanks OHHS for an eye-opening adventure.

Face-Time with Island Transit

Saturday evening was spent at The Dugualla Clubhouse putting in Face-Time with my wonderful friends of Island Transit. Some folks use Facebook but I prefer Face-Time. I’m sort of ole school like that. Chuck and Sandra are retiring after many years of dedicated service.


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Little Caesars Pizza Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Had time to put my brakes on for the Little Caesars Pizza Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. My son is a big fan of their cheese pizza. He was expecting samples. He walked away Winnie the Pooh style with a grumbly in his tummy... I might have to stop taking him on these assignments.

What to expect at Amy’s Touch Boutique?

What to expect at Amy’s Touch Boutique? Fashionable wear, wedding options to include rentals, a set of genuine smiles eager to exceed your needs and FREE candy! All this and candy too…what are you waiting for? Today Amy & Richard celebrated their Grand Re-Opening Day. Today was their first day in their new location. The eatings were catered by Bay City Bistro, Good Times Pizza, and ShoNuff Foods. Of course as per the standard, Pendleton Imaging & Photography was there to immortalize history. For a True ‘ Touch of Class’ visit Amy’s Touch Boutique at 810 Pioneer Way, Oak Harbor.

Whidbey Golf and Country Club’s New Year Celebration

The Whidbey Golf and Country Club’s New Year celebration will be the talk of Oak Harbor for weeks to come! Filled with good music, wine, fine food and casino tables….what else could a New Year celebrator ask for? You’re right, the HOUSE needed Pendleton Imaging & Photography there clicking, keeping in step, and documenting the happenings! The band LifeLyke jammed the house ‘til way past midnight and the casino tables kept hopefuls digging deeper ‘til the NYC ball dropped.