#classes from 9:30-7pm on mondays

[shamemp3]

is my 4 day weekend really worth the hell on earth schedule i have from mon-wed

[miskinmusic24-25]

DATES FOR THE YEAR

Hello,

Please relate the following information to your parents/guardians in respect to booking any holidays and events.

Parents/guardians, save this Tumblr link to see your musician’s schedules (posted every Friday)

Please do not take any holidays during term time and keep all dentist and other non-emergency appointments to Thursdays (which is usually your day off) For the time being you will be asked to work from home on either a Tuesday or a Wednesday. This will change around from project to project. You always need to be available all day on Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday and Fridays

You will be called in on three Thursdays this term (see below)

TERM 1

For your own public performances, you will need to keep the following dates free:

Your year group will have Thursdays off. This will always be the case except for the week before and week of any shows you are involved with as well as any outside trips that we have planned. 

Your first showing of work will be on the afternoon of the 11th of October, you will need to be available to come in on Thursday 10th of October.

On the same evening as the showing, we will be inviting your parents to an event called ‘Friends of the Miskin’ This is their chance to connect with the staff here and find out more about how your course works and ask us any questions they might have. We plan to showcase some of the music from the afternoon gig for them at the event. This will be from 7:30-9:00pm (details to follow).

On the evening of Friday the 25th of October there will be a Freshers gig with performances from the 2nd year musicians. You will be expected to attend

Half term will be 28th of October-1st of November

We are planning to take you to see an afternoon performance of the West End Show ‘Hamilton’ on Thursday November 7th

You will be performing some music at a live gig on the evening of the 29th of November. You will be expected to rehearse on Thursday 28th of November 

The latest day you will be called in this term will be December 18th

TERM 2 

You are not called back until Tuesday the 6th of January

The 2nd term show dates are Thursday the 13th and Friday the 14th of February. So you will be called in on the Thursday of that week (13th of February)

The following week is half term break (17th-21st of February)

You may be playing some of the music from this gig again at our open day on the 4th of March until 7pm in the evening

You will not break up for Easter until the 10th of April. Please be aware that the rest of the college breaks up earlier than you do that week. You are called back on the 22nd of April

You will need to be available on the evening of Friday April 25th to watch the 2nd year musicians perform in the Theatre

Your third term public show dates are Thursday 22nd-Saturday 24th of May

You will need to be available to work on Thursday 1st of May as we have a lunchtime gig the next day and both Thursdays during the two-week period of the show going out (15th and 22nd of May)

YOU WILL BE CALLED IN FOR A DEBRIEF on Tuesday 27th of May and also on another day that week for a tutorial 

PLEASE BEWARE THAT THIS IS HALF TERM WEEK FOR THE REST OF THE COLLEGE

You will not be called in on the week of the 2nd-6th of June however but will be expected to use that time to complete any outstanding portfolio work

We will break up officially for the Summer on the 20th of June, however there may be an end of year Prom the following week on the 26th of June

Attendance at the prom is optional.

Please Note that GCSE/functional skills sessions supersede any time off you have been given on this notice and you will still need to attend classes at times when the rest of your year group have time off.

We reserve the right to call you in on a Thursday if you fall behind with your academic work

[brownhillsgirl]

Recurring events in the areas

Verve Poetry Open Door (Open mic, 3rd Tuesday of every month)

Crafty Ladies (Brownhills Community Centre), Mondays 1-3 pm

Zumba Gold (Collingwood Community Centre Aldridge), Mondays 10-11am, 11:30am-12:30pm, Wednesday 11:30am-12:30pm, Thursdays 7pm-8pm (3.50 per class)

Salsa (Collingwood Centre Great Barr), Tuesdays 7pm (1 pound for the first class then 10 pound for 2)

Birmingham Writers Group (Shakti Women in Avebury House, 55 Newhall Street B3 3RB), first Wednesday of every month 6-8pm

Improv Box of Frogs Comedy Jam (1000 Trades Birmingham), Last Wednesday of every month 7:15-9:30pm

Speak Your Mind Writers Group + optional open mic afterwards (Britten Street Redditch B97 6HD), first Wednesday of every month 5:30 - 6:30pm

Bollywood &Bhangra Fusion Dance (Sovereign Studios, Sovereign Studios Western House, Western Rd, Hockley, Birmingham B18 7QD, UK) – Tuesdays 7-8pm and 8-9pm

Arts and Craft at Aaina Hub Walsall, Wednesday 10-12

Press Books & Coffee: cosy club - for writing, reading or crafting together, £5 (check pressbooksandcoffee Instagram). They also do various writing workshops, book clubs etc

Live music with "the hottest young bands from the region" at Newhampton (Wolverhampton) Arts Centre, 2nd Friday every month 7:30pm, £5 in advance or £6 at the door

Eventbrite offers various Sip&Paint experiences, check regularly for different paintings

Groups that offer events (Instagram): girls.get.social, pressandbookscoffee, lonelygirlsclub, spaceforgirls, silentbookclub, girlsonthego

Yearly

London book fair (March)

Wolverhampton Litfest (Januar)

Bi Pride (September)

[oldsalempost-blog]

The Old Salem Post

                   Our  Local Tamassee-Salem SC Area News each Monday except holidays                                          Contact: theoldsalempost@gmail.com                              Distributed to local businesses, town hall, library.                            Volume 7 Issue 37                                                                                                  Week of Sept 9,  2024                https://www.tumblr.com/settings/blog/oldsalempost-blog                                                         Lynne Martin Publishing EDITOR:  Healthy people seek healthy thoughts and habits.  As we age there is a normal decline in health because when Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit our DNA was changed forever.  Knowledge helps me work harder to have quality of life over quantity. I am appalled when I read of the health problems and risks with food additives such as FD&C Yellow and Red artificial food coloring.  These are cancer causing agents yet our foods and drinks are full of these unnecessarily. We are insane if we continue to ignore  what we are eating and what we are allowing our children to eat and drink.  Knowledge and action will help protect us when our government will not. Read labels!   Lynne R Martin                                                                         

TOWN of SALEM: 5 Park Avenue  Monday-Friday 8AM-5PM. Closed 12-1 for lunch.  * Visit the Downtown Market every Sat, 8am-12pm.  There will be a community cookout in partnership with the Oconee Sheriff’s office and the Town at the Salem Community Center Sept 17th at 4PM.  FREE Hamburger or hot dog plates will begin at 4PM.  A new neighborhood watch which is part of  Mission Oconee, sponsored by a Isaiah  40:31 foundation will be discussed.  

Jottings from Miz Jeannie  by Jeannie Barnwell    Stretching AND Chair Zumba at ENAC Ladies!  Join the fun this Thursday, September 12 at 9:30 AM for gentle but invigorating exercise. Last week, nine ladies attended a practice session under the leadership of Ms. Joanie Shockly.  Joanie explained that we would be moving at our individual pace, and we would not be competing. I mentioned to you last week that rather than driving to classes in Easley, that I intended to just stay at home to do my own stretching.  Well, that didn't work out very well for me.  I curled up on the porch and tucked into a  bag of chips and a  good book.  Mercy me!  The days went by and I just never did get around to my exercises.  On the contrary when I joined the group, there was a spirit of camaraderie. As I glanced around the room, many of the women were smiling  for the whole hour.  We look forward to attending weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays  Classes are $2.50 each. Enter the ENAC and the exercise class is directly past the Auditorium,  This experience is the opposite of a high school gym class! No one will yell at you if you confuse your left foot from your right!  After class, I told Joanie I felt so energized from the breathing exercises and the gentle stretching. It's up to YOU to take advantage of amazing classes, concerts, and get-togethers planned JUST FOR YOU at the Eagles Nest ART Center!  I hope to see you in class! Love Ya!  Miz Jeannie

ACE HARDWARE RETURNS and IS OPEN for business!  A nice reader suggested this news is  so great I should run it again for everyone.  The Ace Hardware that formerly operated at the Keowee Towne Market Complex on North Highway 11 has reopened in its original building.  Hours are Monday –Saturday 7AM-7PM and Sunday 9AM-7PM.

ASHTON RECALLS by Ashton Hester      SALEM FACULTY NAMED FOR 1954-55 TERM - (The following story was in the August 4, 1954 Keowee Courier). . .The 1954-55 school term will open at Salem Monday, August 16, with classes beginning at 9 a.m., the Courier learned this week from Superintendent Beecher Morton. . .Superintendent Morton listed the faculty for the elementary grades as including Mrs. Alice C. Elrod of Walhalla, Mrs. Eloise Griffith of Salem, Mrs. Edith Evatt of Central, Mrs. Estelle Nicholson of Salem, Mrs. Della P. Burnside of Salem, Mrs. Hannah Light of Walhalla, and Mrs. Nellie Evans of Central. . .The high school faculty roster is composed of Mrs. C.G. Dalton of Salem, Mrs. Nelle Rochester of Salem, Mrs. Mary K. Whitten of Walhalla, Mrs. Dorothea Thode of Walhalla, Dee C. Poe of Salem, and Raymond Spoon of Salem. . .Advisory trustees are Clyde Talley, M.P. Childress, C.L. Lusk, Oscar Wigington, and Fred Holden.                                                                                                                                 JOCASSEE VALLEY BREWING COMPANY,(JVBC) & COFFEE SHOP* 13412 N Hwy 11                                           Wed–Sat 9am-9pm and Sunday 12pm-7pm.    Events this week: Wed:  FOOD TRUCK: BLUE RIDGE GRILL  4PM  Wings and more!    Thursday: Food Truck:  BLUE RIDGE GRILL 4PM   Music:  OLD TIME JAM  6:30PM   Fri: Music: Square Roots ( Blues Duo) 6:30PM   Food:   Mac Attack   Sat– Food: WHEELIE GOOD FOOD   Music:  FALL DOWN TREES ( Americana)  6:30PM   Sun: 12pm-7pm Food: WOK LOBSTER    Music at  4PM.

FRIENDS OF JOCASSSEE  FALL EVENT– Sept 14th 9AM-NOON  VIP DAY   Volunteer, Improve, and Protect.  This is the clean and sweep of areas.  We welcome divers, boaters, kayakers and more to help!  Come be a part of protecting and preserving this beautiful lake we all love and enjoy.   See friendsof jocassee.org for more information.              

EAGLES NEST ART CENTER 4 EAGLE LANE, SALEM SC     

2024 UPCOMING EVENTS       Treasure Store open every Saturday 9AM-12PM!  Drop off donations too!

Eagles Nest Senior Exercise Program:  Join up with friends to exercise at the Eagles Nest Art Center!  Classes begin Thursday, Sept 12 at 9:30AM and will be held  each Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 9:30AM with Stretching and walking geared for 55 plus.  Cost $2.50  each class you attend.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       September 21, 7PM  Oconee Mountain Opry– Hometown variety show of local and regional talent including Jenifer Gregory-from Upstate SC a-singer/songwriter and pop rock, Chris Wayne from NC -Rockabilly, and the Brown Mountain Lightning Bugs from Winston-Salem singing a variety of American you will absolutely enjoy!   Call up your friends and come along!   Tickets $10 at the door or Ticketleap on the eaglesnestartcenter.org website.   

TATER HOUSE– The little building on the corner of Tamassee Salem campus ( -.  The equipment was there and the citizens did all the preparation and process which resulted in rows of canned vegetables for the winters ahead.  Usually it took a full day or sometimes two for each family.  I remember going there vividly with my mom and other ladies as they visited and worked hard at the same time.  The men did all the harvesting and loading the vegetables into vehicles from the home front.  Franklin D. Roosevelt designed the funds to aid our community during our time of crucial need.  by Brenda DuBose, 2015    * Editor’s note:  Brenda DuBose is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Crawford Nicholson,  ( Mrs. Estelle Nicholson mentioned on pg 1, Ashton Recalls) and the Tater House is part of the Eagles Nest Art Center.)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   CHURCH NEWS

Bethel Presbyterian Church (PCUSA),  580 Bethel Church Rd Walhalla, 29691. Worship at 10:30 a.m.  Come Visit Us! September  Schedule: 1,8,&15 Mel Davis                                                                                                                                Boones Creek Baptist Church, 264 Boones Creek Road, Salem invites you to join us for regular worship service on Sunday morning with Sunday School at 10am and followed by worship at 11am.                                                                                                                               Salem Seventh-Day Adventist Church, located 240 W Main St , Salem,  cordially invites you to join us every Saturday at 9:30am

Salem Methodist Church, 520 Church Street, Down town Salem.  Salem Methodist is an independent church.       Sunday Breakfast at 9AM with Sunday School at 9:15AM and Worship Service at 10:30AM.   Holy Communion the first Sunday each month.  All welcomed!   Tune in to our live service on Facebook or view it later on our website.                              

NEW PRAYER GROUP: Salem Methodist Church. Will meet every second and fourth Thursday at 7PM each month.                                                                                  

HELP MAKE JUMPROPES from old T-Shirts– Come learn and participate in making jump ropes for the Samaritan’s Shoe Box Ministry Sept 14th at 10AM.  

THINK FOR YOUR HEALTH—  Be Positive!  Think good thoughts about yourself!  Think about healthy foods instead of unhealthy sweet and fatty foods.  Make conscious decisions about the choices you make.  Refuse to buy anymore foods with artificial colors, artificial flavors, and GMOs.   Start a habit of choosing fresh fruits and vegetables.   LRM                                                                                    Entertained by an Angel ! - A lady at my church shared this story:  Recently there was a huge rain storm when I arrived at the Dollar General in Salem.  I noticed a lady sitting in her car and I wondered if she were waiting to go in or waiting on someone.  After I checked out it was still storming and she got out of her car to hold an umbrella for me to get to my car.  I kept insisting I was fine.  She said “ I am here to save your life.”  With my resistance on her getting wet to help me, and with her insistence to help me, many moments passed. I finally allowed her to help me to my car.  Then as I was driving home…...a huge tree fell in front of me…..that would have landed right on my car!                                                                                                      HAPPY BIRTHDAY AUNT CAROL ANN!

Have a blessed week! LRM

[nschoolofdance]

2024 February

The studio is hopping, and we are working hard on choreography!!  We have a lot going on the next couple of months, please stay up to date.

Please do not forget to check your BAND APP frequently for updated videos of choreography and class specific news.

Reminder - Absolutely NO street shoes past the front entrance.              

Studio Spirit Week/Color Wars – February 19-25    

Monday – Red

Tuesday – Blue

Wednesday – Pink

Thursday – Green

Friday/Saturday – Yellow

Sunday – Purple

Recital Tshirt and Digital Download - Please fill out the form for recital t-shirts and our recital download.  $45 ($25 for additional dancers) has been added to your account, this will include a recital opening number t-shirt and a digital download of the recital dances.  The digital download will be sent via email with password access.  The digital download will include all recital dances.

Father Daughter Dance (Moms and sons are welcome too!) – BEGINS March 15! This is a short dance performed at each show.  We have approximately 5-6 rehearsals.  All ages are welcome.  If dad is unavailable a stand in would be wonderful (uncle/grandpa/brother/cousin/mom). $30 per couple/Adult – T-shirt included.

Costumes - Please make sure your costume is labeled and hung up in the back of the closet.  If you have a tutu it will need to be hung upside down to keep it fluffy.

Performance Accessories – All orders have been placed.  If you are missing anything or still need anything for your dancer please talk to Nicole.

Recreational Class Dress Rehearsal - March 11-17

Please come with full costume (no performance tights), hair and make up for an in-studio dress rehearsal.  This is a great time to practice hair and makeup before pictures and answer any questions.

Attendance - Recital choreography has begun, and it is crucial that you make all scheduled classes.  It is hard to choreograph and progress when dancers are missing from class.   We appreciate your cooperation.

Studio Account - Please check your account and make sure you are up to date.  This link is also accessible through NSD website.            

Cold Weather/Cancellations - We want our dancers to stay warm and healthy.  Please make sure they are dressed appropriately coming and going from class. We do work hard in class and sweat, and I want to make sure they are dressed warm.  If class is canceled due to inclement weather, please check the following for cancellations: Facebook or email.          

February

8-11 - BravO! Dance Competition

19-25 – Studio Spirit Week

March

1-3 – Trilogy Dance Competition

11-17 – In Studio Dress Rehearsal

15 – FD Dance

17 – Competition Team Dinner

22-24 – Ovation Dance Competition

25-31 – No Dance Spring Break

April

1-2 – Studio Pictures

5 – FD Dance

12-15 – Starz Dance Competition

19 – FD Dance

25-29 – Inferno Dance Competition

May

3 – FD Dance

6-7 – In Studio Rehearsal

8 – NSD Competition Auditions

9 – Studio Closed

10 – Stage Rehearsal (4-8pm)

11 – Recital (10am, 12:30pm, 3pm)

12 – Competition Banquet (4:30-7:30pm)

13 – 2024-2025 Registration

[lpfreakification]

1/19/2024 FRIDAY (Weekend) Plan Of Attack

Assignments:

[TOP PRIORITY] (DUE MONDAY) The cleaner, smoother animation of the flour sack with personality

(Due Tuesday) (×5) pages of sketches based on a character description

(Due Tuesday) (×1) page with a final sketch of the created character based on that character description.

(Due Thursday) Scan/take good quality pics of the gesture drawings we did in class to turn in (easiest one)

Now, onto the Plan Of Attack...

[FRIDAY THE 19TH] (main hw day)

1. Start off with doing as much animation work as I can with some coffee in the morning (-> The 1st hundred frames are holds so, ill aim for at least the 1st 200 or so frames done by the end of the day/night)

2. Once I start to feel pooped from animating, I'll switch over to do one or two pages of the Character Design assignment.

3. Knowing me, I may end up napping or taking an extended break somewhere after 4pm.

4. Do a little bit more animating until either 7pm or 9pm, depending on how much energy I got left.

[SATURDAY THE 20TH]

5. Kickboxing at 8:30 am (there wasn't one available on Friday morning, so I booked one for this day)

6. Shower 🚿

7. Do more of my animation work (-> hoping for another hundred frames or so 🙏)

8. Once I'm pooped from animating, I'll switch over to do another page for Character Design.

9. I'm certain I'll be super pooped by like 5pm or 6pm, so I may end up taking an extended break.

10. A tiny bit more animating by 7pm or 9pm.

[SUNDAY THE 21ST] (Crunch Time!)

11. Just focus on the animation work thru-out the day!!!

12. If im lucky to finish early + got some energy on me still, then I could do another one or two pages for Character Design 🤔 (hoping for two so I could do that final sketch page on Monday morning 🤞)

I'm already in bed, so I didn't feel like whipping out my pens + physical write it down. I nearly forgot to do this b4 falling asleep. No yawns yet. Yet.

I got a lot ahead of me this weekend 😵‍💫 My sister's due very soon, like within the next 6 days. I'm gonna be an aunt 😫

Wish me luck this weekend!

Nite yall!

*stays up more anyway looking at yaoi + reading haikaveh domestic fluff fanfics)

[naturecoaster]

UF/IFAS Pasco Extension upcoming July 2023 events

The University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) is a federal, state, and county partnership dedicated to developing knowledge in agriculture, human and natural resources, and the life sciences and to making that knowledge accessible to sustain and enhance the quality of human life. UF/IFAS Pasco Extension upcoming July 2023 events Care of African Violets African violets are not as hard to grow and care for as one might think. Location: Land O'Lakes Library2818 Collier ParkwayLand O' Lakes, FL 34639Date: Wednesday, July 5Time: 6 - 7pm EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/7-5-23-care-of-african-violets-tickets-627109570607?aff=ebdsoporgprofile House plants for indoor gardening House plants are attractive indoor plants. Not only do plants clean the air, when plants with similar light and water requirements are placed together, the result is a lush and beautiful indoor garden. Location: Hudson Library8012 Library Rd Off Fivay Rd.Hudson, FL 34667Date: Wednesday, July 5Time: 6 - 7:15pm EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/7-5-2023-house-plants-for-indoor-gardening-tickets-598377351767?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Ask a Master Gardener Bring your question on plants to this FREE Ask a Master Gardener and get all your gardening questions answered. Location: Zephyrhills Public Library5347 8th StreetZephyrhills, FL 33542Date: Saturday, July 8Time: 9 - 10am EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/7-8-2023-ask-a-master-gardener-tickets-598373901447?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Creating A Butterfly Garden Starting a butterfly garden by choosing the correct plants. Creating a butterfly haven. Location: Zephyrhills Public Library5347 8th StreetZephyrhills, FL 33542Date: Saturday, July 8Time: 10 - 11am EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/7-8-23-creating-a-butterfly-garden-tickets-597912581627?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Trees in your Garden & Around your Homes In this presentation we will discuss the trees in your yards and gardens and cover trees you already have and trees you'd like to plant. Location: New River Library34043 State Road 54Wesley Chapel, FL 33543Date: Tuesday, July 11Time: 2 - 3pm EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/7-11-2023-trees-in-your-garden-around-your-homes-tickets-630129473217?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Orchid Care and Clinic Orchids are a wonderful group of plants that do very well with very little effort. Location: Centennial Park Library5740 Moog RoadHoliday, FL 34690Date: Monday, July 17Time: 2 - 3pm EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/7-17-2023-orchid-care-and-clinic-tickets-600459118387?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Hurricane Impacts on Trees - Lessons Learned Look into the past to understand trees during hurricanes. With the start of another hurricane season, it is important to learn from the past. Better understand the damage sustained by trees during high wind events and available options to prepare for storms. Location: Land O'Lakes Library2818 Collier ParkwayLand O' Lakes, FL 34639Date: Monday, July 17Time: 6 - 7pm EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/6-7-2023-hurricane-impacts-on-trees-lessons-learned-tickets-653209335707?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Bonsai This class includes a brief history, examples, and ideas for how to create your own small trees. Location: New Port Richey Library5939 Main StreetNew Port Richey, FL 34652Date: Tuesday, July 18Time: 5:30 - 6:30pm EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/7-18-2023-bonsai-tickets-616423177317?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Owls in your Neighborhood This free presentation will cover the raptors that share our area. Location: Starkey Ranch Library12118 Lake Blanche DriveOdessa, FL 33556Date: Wednesday, July 19Time: 11am - 12pm EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/7-19-2023-owls-in-your-neighborhood-tickets-616442103927?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Food is Health Volunteer Way 2023 Through the partnership of UF/Pasco County Extension and AdventHealth, learn how healthy lifestyle habits let you reach and maintain your weight loss goals and get FREE fruits and vegetables after attending each class. 6-week series begins Wednesday, July 19th and ends Wednesday August 23rd and runs from1pm - 2pm each week. Produce distribution is on-site immediately following the class. In these weekly classes, learn about nutrients, the importance of food journals, meal planning, healthy portion sizes, food labels, physical activity, and more. Each participant/household will be eligible for a $10 bag of fruits and vegetables for attending each session ($60 in fresh food for attending all 6 sessions!). Pre-registration on Eventbrite is required. You will receive further communication and a welcome email just prior to July 19. Program held at Volunteer Way: 8061 Congress St. Port Richey, FL 34668 If you have any questions, please contact Shari Bresin, UF/Pasco County Extension Family and Consumer Sciences Agent: 352-518-0156 X5343 or Sbresin@ufl.edu (class instructor) or Alyssa Smith, Community Health Program Manager with AdventHealth: 813-615-7413 or Alyssa.smith@adventhealth.com Location: Volunteer Way8061 Congress St.Port Richey, FL 34668Date: July 19 · 1pm - August 23Time: 2 - 3pm EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/food-is-health-volunteer-way-2023-tickets-631066626267?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Florida Native Plants Learn how to purchase, plant and care for Florida native plants. Location: Heritage Park (Land O Lakes Community Center)5401 Land O lakes Blvd (Hwy 41)Land O Lakes, FL 34639Date: Saturday, July 22Time: 9 - 10:30am EDT Please click this link for more information and to register for the event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/7-22-23-florida-native-plants-tickets-627147865147?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Sneak Peek below of our upcoming August 2023 events: BayCare Kids Car Seat Program This 2-hour class will provide you with a free ($100 value) car seat or booster and a classroom-based presentation on how to choose and install the correct car seat for your child. In-vehicle installation assistance will also be provided by a Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician from BayCare Kids Wellness and Safety Center. Please call Tonya at 813-559-9158 for more information. Bilingual - Spanish translation available. Location: UF/IFAS Extension One Stop Shop (OSS) Stallings Building15029 14th StreetDade City, FL 33523 Date: Next class at One Stop Shop is scheduled for this upcoming September 2023 ** BayCare Kids Car Seat Program Class scheduled for August 1, 2023 at the Zephyrhills Library. Contact Tonya Randolph BayCare Kids Technician at 813-559-9158 for information. All events are in Eastern Standard Time unless otherwise noted. Please visit our Eventbrite events page at https://www.eventbrite.com/o/ufifas-pasco-county-cooperative-extension-7831617239 or contact our main office at 352-518-0156 for more information and to join our monthly events listserv. Equal Opportunity Institution. The University of Florida is committed to providing universal access to all our events. For disability accommodations such as sign language interpreters and listening devices, please contact 352-518-0156 at least 1 week in advance. Advance notice is necessary to arrange for some accessibility needs. Read the full article

[garfieldsladybird]

School is in session schedule; (for me tbh)

i’m not giving my time zone out so if you know, you know.

School starts at 8:30 AM and ends at 3:30 PM. My play rehearsal is immediately after school from 3:30pm to 5:30pm. Wednesdays are minimum days; 8:30 AM to 2:17 PM, for rehearsal it’s 2:30 PM to 5pm, (and also meet in the class room).

The days I have rehearsal is always different. (this is kind of just for me so I know when I have rehearsal)

Week 4 -> Aug 29 to Sep 2; only three days of rehearsal.tuesday, wednesday & friday. (thursday is minimum day & back to school night, no rehearsal)

Week 5 -> Sep 5 to Sep 9; the whole 4 day week, monday is labor day so no school. three day weekend.

Week 6 -> Sep 12 to Sep 16; tuesday, wed, thursday & friday.

Week 7 -> Sep 19 to Sep 23; tuesday, wed, thursday & friday. there’s also something on Saturday but I don’t know abt that yet.

Week 8 -> Sep 26 to Sep 30; tuesday, wed, & thursday.

Week 9 -> Oct 3 to Oct 7; Monday 4:30 to 7pm tech rehearsal. Tuesday 3:30 to 7:30pm dress rehearsal. Wednesday 2:30 to 6:30pm dress rehearsal. Thursday 3:30 to 9:30 pm and Friday 2:30 to 9:30 pm is performance days.

Week 10 -> Oct 10 to 14; last day of meeting is Tuesday, called  set strike.

— garfieldsladybird.

[bodyawarenyc]

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[fellowbrock]

Snowstorm-Colby Brock

summary: requested by an anon! “Heyyyy! Can you write an imagine where y/n goes to Colby's house for a school project while his parents are away. Suddenly it started snowing by the time they notice it's already too dangerous to go home so Colby offered to let y/n sleep there and they ended up falling asleep together on the couch. In the mornings ng they rush to go to school and y/n ends up wearing Colby's so their friends teases them. Idk if it makes sense ✌”

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You groaned as the teacher announced he was picking the partners for the new assignment. Your best friend looked over at you, rolling her eyes, obviously having the same thoughts running through her head. You hated being stuck with someone you didn’t know and you had that gut feeling that the teacher was going to stuck you with someone completely out of your comfort zone. 

“Alright next pair will be y/n and Colby.” Your teacher announced, continuing to go through the class names, pairing off the rest of your classmates. You glanced over at the brunette across the classroom. You had never been super close to Colby, but you’ve known him since the third grade so you hoped nothing would be awkward, and honestly you weren’t upset with the pairing. It could have been way worse.  After creating all the groups, your teacher dismissed the class to start planning for the project. You got up and went to sit next to Colby. He smiled at you. 

“Hey, I actually have some great ideas for the project.” You told him, hoping he’d happily let you take some charge. 

“I do too, and i have a ton of supplies at my place, do you wanna come over tonight to work on it?” You couldn’t help but get a little red at the thought of going over to Colby’s house. He was a sweet guy, and super cute. 

“That sounds great, I can make it over around 4?” You offered, as Colby nodded in agreement, proceeding to write notes for the two of you to follow later that day. 

-

You made your way over to Colby’s place around 3:30, giving yourself some time to get there as you noticed it was starting to snow in your small town. You couldn’t figure out why you were feeling nervous, but there were butterflies taking sanctuary in your stomach. You knocked on the door, adjusting your appearance out of habit. He opened the door, welcoming you into his house. You hurried in, it already being very frigid outside as the snow started to come down harder. Colby showed you where to put your jacket as you put your bag down, removing your boots.  He brought you to the kitchen table, where he had set up a proper area for you guys to get your work done. 

-

The two of you had gotten into the zone, making great progress on your project and completely missing how fast time had escaped you. It was 7pm and the two of you hadn’t eaten dinner. 

“My parents are away until Monday, they left money for dinner. Is pizza okay?” he asked, and you nodded agreeing. He went off the call the pizza place and you grabbed your phone, shooting your mom a message. You let her know that you were still at Colby’s safe and sound, and eating dinner with him. She asked you to stay there until the snow let up. You wandered over to the window and peered outside. The ground was covered in at least 3 inches of snow, and it didn’t look like it was stopping anytime soon. Checking the weather reports, your assumptions were deemed true. It made you a bit nervous to think about driving home in the shitty weather, but you knew Colby would never force you out if it wasn’t safe. He was a good guy, and you wanted to get to know him more. 

‘maybe being snowed in together won’t be so bad’ You pondered, as Colby returned to the room. 

“Pizza’s on it’s way, hopefully it won’t be too long in this weather.” He informs you, joining you at the window. 

-

After eating the two of you worked until about 9:30, finishing what you could before calling it a night. The snow was coming down even harder. Colby suggested the two of you watch a movie to wait out the snowstorm. The both of you figured it may let up by then, but you would later discover you were far from right. You and Colby settled on the couch and after scrolling through Netflix for a while, a movie was decided upon. Before clicking play, Colby turned to you. 

“I know we don’t know each other super well, but just to be safe, it’s cool with me if you stay overnight. It’s way too dangerous to drive anyway.” you smiled at his generous offer and concern. 

“Thanks Colby, that makes me feel a lot better.”  It was a good thing he made the offer because you made it about halfway before passing out on the couch. 

-

You both were startled awake by the alarm of your phone going off. Both you and Colby had ended up falling asleep on the couch. Checking the time on his phone, he jolted up off the couch, disturbing your comfortable spot on his shoulder. 

“Come on y/n we should’ve been up 20 minutes ago!” he exclaims, racing upstairs to change. You scrambled to get ready, collecting your essentials for school and fixing your knotted hair. Luckily you kept an emergency makeup kit in your backpack, so you quickly touched up your face. Looking down at your clothes you figured you could wear your pants again, being in black leggings, but your shirt would not do. Colby must’ve read your mind because he came racing down the stairs in new outfit and tossed you a hoodie. 

“Figured you may need something else to wear. “ he laughs, going to the kitchen to grab you each an apple for breakfast and collecting his own things for school. The two of you rushed to put on your boots and jackets. Colby locked his door before coming over to help you clear off your car. 

You drove quickly but carefully, the roads weren’t amazing even though most of them had been plowed. Arriving at school, you and Colby walked in together. 

“Wanna hang out again tonight? We can do some more work and maybe just, um get to know each other?” Colby asks before leaving you to head to his locker.

“I’d love to, I’ll drive us to your place after school?” You suggest. He agrees and rushes off to his locker, leaving you blushing. You head to your locker where some of your friends are waiting. 

“Look who decided to show up!” Your best friend says as you put in your combination, opening your locker. 

“And in who’s sweater?” Your other friend demands, bringing curiosity to everyones eyes. You blush madly and laugh and your friend’s prying. 

“It’s Colby’s I had to stay over at his place last night because of the weather.” you informed them, still blushing. This triggered a chorus of questions and sarcastic comments about how you ‘HAD TO STAY’. You laughed at your friends’ teasing, but secretly loved the thought of staying over at Colby’s for other reasons. It made you even more excited for the upcoming afternoon. 

[sleepingdragon-rp]

THE JUNIOR WITCHES’ LEAGUE AND WARLOCKS OF GREAT BRITAIN JUNIOR CHAPTER CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO PURSUE MEMBERSHIP...

With the first week of classes out of the way, Hogwarts’ two most exclusive clubs now invite prospective members to their homes for a week of meet and greet activities before acceptances can take place this upcoming weekend. The schedule is as follows:

8 September, Tuesday

7 - 9 pm - A relaxed meet and greet at Wimbourne House with current members of the JWL. 

7 - 9 pm - A relaxed meet and greet at Tremblay Manor with current members of the WGB, Junior Chapter.

9 September, Wednesday

7pm - 8 am - Pack your nightgowns and come hungry for an overnight stay in the Wimbourne House where the best (magical) movies of the year will be projected for a marathon, with plenty of shareable snacks and charcuterie.

6 - 8 pm - Join the members of the WGB for a friendly Quidditch match in the garden at Tremblay Manor followed by a BBQ prepared by WGB Alumni, Bastian Bott.

10 September, Thursday

8 - 9 pm - Cocktail hour at the Wimbourne House, with Make Your Own stations and a guest mixologist. Dress robes are required.

7 - 8:30 pm - Formal dinner at Tremblay Manor.

11 September, Friday 

No formal event. Current members of the JWL and WGB will meet to discuss their picks.

12 September, Saturday

Early afternoon - Invitations will be sent to newly accepted members of both organizations, and celebrations will commence at the appropriate houses that evening.

OOC INFORMATION —

Okay, little up-and-comers of the Wizarding world, it’s time to start rubbing those elbows together with your peers.

IC, this event lasts from Tuesday, 8 September - Saturday, 12 September.

OOC, this event lasts from Monday, 7 September - Monday, 14 September

All starters for this event should be posted within that OOC time frame, and take place within that IC time frame, but you’re welcome to continue with those threads beyond that date if need be!

Additionally: it is totally up to you whether your character is accepted or denied; we won’t be sending out any official invitations, so go crazy with plotting as far as that goes. <3

[oldsalempost-blog]

The Old Salem Post

Our  Local Tamassee-Salem SC Area News each Monday except holidays          Contact: theoldsalempost@gmail.com                                Distributed to local businesses, town hall and library.                            Volume 6 Issue 31      Week of August 1, 2022                https://www.tumblr.com/settings/blog/oldsalempost-blog                                             Lynne Martin Publishing

EDITOR:  I recently discovered the true power of a parable, in the movie, Burden.  My ears were opened as scripture refers to.  One can talk all day about what someone should or should not do, but when the situation is spoken in a parable, the universe opens. King David wept when he realized the parable,  the Prophet Nathan spoke of, was for him. King David was the wealthy man who stole the poor mans only sheep.   If we have ears, let us hear this parable:  A little boy was born in poverty, a little girl was born in riches. Jesus loves them both equally, no matter what color they are, no matter where they live, and no matter if they go to church. LMartin                                                                                                                                   TOWN OF SALEM:  Downtown Market every Sat. 7a-1p.                                                                                                                                   SALEM LIBRARY: Mon: 10am-6pm, Tues-Friday: 9am -5pm. Closed 12-1.   944-0912  Wishing our Friend Well:  Dan Polk is retiring from our Salem Library.  There will be a drop- in reception for him on Monday, Aug 1 from 2pm-5pm. Tweens&Teens Lego club: Aug 8, 4:30-5:30pm.   Preschool Storytime: Aug 9, 16, & 23  at 10:30am.  Adult Book Club Zoom online: Aug 30 at 3pm.  The Book is Forest of Vanishing Stars.                 Movie Suggestion:  Burden:    Movie released in 2020, and filmed in Laurens SC, based on the true story of the opening of a KKK museum in 1996.   This movie tears at the hearts of true loving and God-fearing people, especially those who are proud of our southern heritage, but shocked, ashamed, and heart-broken over how mankind continues to treat others differently, when we are all God’s children, no matter what color we are.   Please see this movie and share with others how love changes the hearts of people who hate for no reason at all.  You may check it out at our local Salem library. LM

Jocassee Valley Brewing Company (JVBC), 13412 N Hwy 11 Open 8am-9pm Wed-Sat,  Events this week: Wing Wagon South, Wing Wed&Blue Grass Jam, 6:30pm.  Fri: Food: Wing Wagon South, Music: TBD at 6:30pm.  Sat: Food:  IRON PIG.  Music: Ned Lucas 6:30pm.   Mimosa Sunday: 11am-7pm Iron Pig BRUNCH, Music: Foreign Landers at 4pm.      COFFEE SHOP Wed-Saturday 8am-9pm. Serving Martha’s Marvelous Munchies! JVBC hosts Landscape Art Class with Sylvia Garza, $30 for 2 hour class and supplies:  Thurs, August 18,  5pm-7pm  Preregister.  864-873-0048.                   

  + ASHTON RECALLS+             By Ashton Hester        Here's another story for The Post. I was amazed at how much walking these girls did. I used to think I'd done something Spartan when I would walk nine miles from Walhalla to Seneca:                                       TAMASSEE CAMP FOR GIRLS THRIVED IN 1921 - (The following story was in the July 27, 1921 issue of the Keowee Courier). . .This being the fourth and last week of Tamassee Camp for girls, under the direction of Rev. and Mrs. I.E. Wallace, brings to a close a most happy and delightful season for a large number of girls. . .They have gone to camp in "installments" of 25 to 30 girls every week, as some would leave and others take their place. . .There were many pleasures for the campers as well as much instruction. They had a strenuous program which began with reveille at 6 a.m., but they have been reported as being a fine set of girls and doing every thing cheerfully and in an orderly manner and on scheduled time. . .With one voice, thanks is given to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and all who did so much toward giving the girls such a wonderfully happy time at Tamassee Camp. . .The program for the last week of camp is as follows:. . .Monday, Hike to Oconee Station, 12 miles; Tuesday and Wednesday, a two-days' hike to Jocassee and Whitewater Falls, 35 miles; Thursday, Camp fire and supper on the rocks at the river; Friday, Grand finale swimming meet, beginning at 4 p.m.; Friday night, Final stunt night; Saturday, Hike to Mayuka Falls, 18 miles. . .This is a strenuous program, but most of the girls are in fine shape for strenuous work and are enjoying it. . .A great many visitors were at the camp Sunday. . .Every one at the camp is safe and happy!. . .(Footnote written by me, Ashton Hester: They walked 65 miles in six days! I think that calling that "strenuous" is a bit of an understatement!)

Photo Opportunities  * A Christmas gift for your siblings: find twelve childhood pictures and get CVS to fashion them into a 2023 calendar.  *  Life speeds by so quickly.  Only in retirement do we have time to reflect.  Find a photo of a beloved person “gone too soon.”  It could be your aunt or your favorite teacher.  For $10 CVS will blow the photo to life size.  Cover your TV screen with this picture:  reflect on how the person blessed your life.   * Thought for the week:  Instead of making up excuses, make your plans materialize by planning and working hard.   I LOVE YOU!    Miz Jeannie  

Volunteer at the Eagles Nest Art Center, ENAC:   We need volunteers!  Call 864-280-1258.  We need help with the outside and inside areas to be inviting, welcoming and pleasing to our patrons. Help us get the word out about our events.  Help us start community plays,  help with events, a treasure store and  fundraising,  We are a small Board of Directors with big hearts to do good for our community. Our next scheduled event is the Whitewater Heathens made up of duo Randal Martin and Austin Grant on September 17, 2022. Proceeds benefit Randal’s dad, Scott, who has been battling major medical problems.                              

Tamassee DAR is now taking enrollments for the 2022-23 school year. Last school year 81% of our students improved in reading, 84 % improved in math, 78% completed at least 3 citizenship projects, and 100% participated in STEM program activities.  Call Mrs. Hope today at 864-944-3022, ext 118,  for more information to enroll your student.   School starts Aug 15.  Transportation is available from Tamassee-Salem Elementary, Walhalla Elementary, and Middle,  and  Keowee Elementary.  Let Tamassee help your child have a successful academic school year.  Scholarships are available for qualifying families.

Local Business Highlight                                                                          Sunrise Farm Bed and Breakfast:  Sunrise Farm Bed and Breakfast, located 325 Sunrise Drive in Salem is beautiful, and unique to our area.  We welcome folks from near and far.  Many locals stay with us, sip lemonade or sweet tea on the front porch, and reminisce about days gone by.  They also enjoy interacting with our friendly menagerie of animals.   Recently, we joined the Upstate Heritage Quilt Trail.  The quilt block is attached to our barn.  It replicates the quilt that hangs in the stairwell of the main farmhouse.  Greg and I enjoy reading The Old Salem Post!  It's always interesting and keeps us informed about what's happening, so we can share it with our many guests.   864-944-0121           http://SunriseFarmBB.com

Prayer:  Heavenly Father, Help us to bear the fruit of Your Holy Spirit that others will see You in us. Amen                                Scripture: Galatians 5:22..  “the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, faithfulness, goodness and self-control.” …….And the greatest of these is love..Love will manifest the all the rest.

Home Remedies: Petroleum Jelly: Heals wounds and cuts. Calms irritation. Locks in moisture reduced bacteria encourage healthy new cells.      End dandruff :  Mix 3 drops tea tree oil and 1 tablespoon coconut oil.  Rub onto dry scalp for 2 mins then rinse.   Tea tree oil is said to be an antiseptic that kills yeast.    

[stpaulbulletins]

April 3, 2022

St. Paul Lutheran Church, LCMS

   APRIL 3, 2022

Rev. David Hoehler, Pastor

Worship 9:00am - Bible Class & Sunday School 10:15am

OUR ORDER OF WORSHIP

ORGAN PRELUDE, RINGING OF THE BELL & GREETING

(PLEASE SIGN ATTENDANCE SHEET & PASS TO CENTER AISLE)

OPENING HYMN #435 “Come to Calvary’s Holy Mountain”

LITURGY: DIVINE SERVICE – Setting Four P.203

Service of the Word P.204

SCRIPTURE READINGS

 Old Testament Reading: Isaiah 43:16-21

 Psalms Psalm 130

Epistle: Philippians 3:8-14

 Holy Gospel: Luke 20:9-20

NICENE CREED P.206

HYMN OF THE DAY #811 “Oh, That I Had a Thousand Voices”

SERMON

PRAYER OF THE CHURCH

SERVICE OF THE SACRAMENT P.208

DISTRIBUTION HYMNS

#623 “Lord Jesus Christ, We Humbly Pray”

NUNC DIMITTIS P.211

COLLECT

BENEDICAMUS & BENEDICTION P.212

CLOSING HYMN #644

”The Church’s One Foundation”

ACTIVITIES THIS WEEK

OFFERING TODAY – GENERAL FUND

Offering plates are on the table in the narthex

TODAY 10:15 am - BIBLE CLASS

WEDNESDAY 7PM LENTEN SERVICE

THURSDAY     7PM ELDERS

                       8PM COUNCIL

NEXT SUNDAY 9:00AM WORSHIP SERVICE Palm Sunday

OFFERING – GENERAL FUND

10:15AM BIBLE CLASS

8:00PM VOTERS MEETING

THE LUTHERAN HOUR

A costly and extravagant meal prepared by a master chef

symbolizes the meal Christ serves to His people Church.

(Luke 22:27)

Hear Speaker of the Lutheran Hour-

Rev. Dr. Michael Zeigler’s message-

“This Is the Feast”

Today on WPMB at 12:05 or on KFUO at 12:30 & 5:00.

HOLY COMMUNION

Please note that we commune only those who are communicant members of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod.  Although we long to share this precious gift with you, we also recognize that where one receives the Sacrament outwardly, this also identifies that person’s confession of faith. If you desire to learn more

about our beliefs, pleases speak to Pastor.

PRAYERS: Zoe, Ron, Brenda, Luella, Rodger,

Joe, Braden, Sherrie, Bruce Robb,

LENTEN SERVICES

St Paul continues 7pm Lenten services on Wednesday –

April 6.

Speaker will be:

April 6   -  Pastor R Meyer, St Peter

APRIL 10 9AM PALM SUNDAY SERVICE

APRIL 14 7PM MAUNDY THURSDAY SERVICE

APRIL 15 7PM GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE

APRIL 17 9AM EASTER SERVICE

Holy Cross, Vandalia, will have Lenten services on

Wednesdays at 10am and 6pm. Their schedule is on the bulletin board in the narthex.

The offering for April 24th is designated to Building Fund.

This offering will go toward brick work on the ramp.

Holy Cross Lutheran Church Annual Fish Dinner

Today, April 3, 2022  - 11:30am

til the fish runs out!

Menu: Deep Fried Fish & French Fries

Hot Dog & French Fries

Baked Beans or Macaroni & Cheese

Homemade Dessert

Suggested donation: Fish meal - $10

Hot dog meal - $5

 Add and additional menu item for $1

Proceeds from this year’s fund raiser will go to:

The New Nativity Scene and

CID Lutheran Missions

The next SCRIP gift card order through St. Peter Lutheran School will be placed on Tuesday April 5. The deadline to order is Monday, April 4.  Order forms are on the table in the narthex. Thank you to all who have purchased in the past.  God’s blessings to all members of St Paul Lutheran this Lenten season as we continue to look forward to Easter and the resurrection of our Lord.

EASTER LILIES & FLOWERS

The signup sheet is on the table in the narthex

for Easter flowers purchased locally.

Prices to be determined after purchase.

[nwbeerguide]

In a few days Victoria Beer Week returns, showcasing nearly 20 events.

image courtesy Victoria Beer Society and Victoria Beer Week

Press Release

Victoria Beer Week kicks off Friday, April 1st. The 8th annual festival celebrating Victoria’s craft beer culture returns after a two-year hiatus, featuring a mix of 18 events over 9 days, including some favourite events from past years, a full curriculum of Beer School classes, and some exciting new twists. The week opens with Lift Off! on Friday, April 1st — a special night showcasing 21 brand new beers — and finishes with Touchdown on April 9th, a new event that features music, games, brewery awards, and the final results of VBW’s inaugural Gnome Quest (details below). 

Both Lift Off! and Touchdown will take place at VBW’s new flagship location: the Powerhouse (2110 Store St). Other new events include Dubbel Down at the Victoria Public Market, an event that focuses on Belgian-style beers and inspired cuisine; Pint Sized Stories, a craft beer improv night by Paper Street Theatre and Wes Borg; and Barrels & Casks, a special event merging the worlds of cask conditioned and barrel-aged beers. 

Food and beer lovers can get their fill at Taco the Town; the Brewmasters Dinner, hosted by Driftwood Brewery and the Rock Bay Market; and Beer + Pizza night hosted by Herald Street Brew Works in partnership with Vagabond Pies. 

For folks looking to learn more about their favourite beverage, VBW offers a Beer School Program: 

● Homebrewing Workshop - Saturday, April 2, 11am - 5pm at the Moon Under Water ● Blind Justice: David vs Goliath - Sunday, April 3, 2:30pm - 4pm at Vessel Liquor’s classroom ● Intro to Brewing Ingredients - Tuesday, April 5, 5:30pm - 7:30pm at Île Sauvage Brewing ● Beer + Coffee - Wednesday, April 6, 5:30pm - 7pm at Discovery Coffee Roastery ● Virtual Beer & Cheese Pairing - Thursday, April 7, 7pm - 8:30pm via Zoom ● Hop-lessly Devoted - Thursday, April 7, 7:30pm - 9pm at Vancouver Island Brewing ● Greg Evans Memorial Walk - Saturday, April 9th, 11am & 2pm at Swans Brewpub 

What’s Gnome Quest?? 

New in 2022, Victoria Beer Week’s Gnome Quest is a fun, city-wide scavenger hunt that encourages folks to seek out gnome statues in locations throughout the city. Once you find a gnome, scan the QR code to add that gnome to your dashboard and collect points through VBW’s Gnome Quest app. At VBW events, check in at brewery tables to collect more points. Each time a player finds a gnome or checks in at a brewery, they will be entered to win a pair of VIP tickets to the finale event, Touchdown, where the player with the most points will be declared winner of VBW’s first Gnome Quest. Clues to gnome locations will be released daily on instagram @vicbeerweek starting on Monday, March 28th. 

#VBW2022 Schedule at a Glance * Prices below do not include GST and ticket service fees

1. Lift Off! 

The Powerhouse 

Friday, April 1st - 7:30pm | $40 

2. Beer School: Homebrewing Workshop Moon Under Water 

Saturday, April 2nd - 11am | $25 

3. Barrels & Casks 

Victoria Public Market 

Saturday, April 2nd - 7:30pm | $50 

4. Beer School: Blind Justice - David vs. Goliath Vessel Liquor Classroom 

Sunday, April 3rd - 2:30pm | $35 

5. Brewmasters Dinner 

Driftwood Brewery 

Sunday, April 3rd - 5:30pm | $75 

6. Beer + Pizza - SOLD OUT 

Herald Street Brew Works 

Monday, April 4 - 5:30pm & 8pm | $40 

7. Craft Beer Cocktail Competition LURE Restaurant + Bar 

Monday, April 4 - 5:30pm & 8:00pm | $40

8. Beer School: Intro to Brewing Ingredients Île Sauvage Brewing 

Tuesday, April 5 - 5:30pm | $25 

9. Taco the Town 

The Powerhouse 

Tuesday, April 5 - 6pm | $40 

10. Beer School: Beer + Coffee 

Discovery Coffee Roastery 

Wednesday, April 6 - 5:30pm | $20 

11. Pint Sized Stories 

Victoria Events Centre 

Wednesday, April 6 - 7pm | $45 

13. Beer School: Virtual Beer & Cheese Pairing 

Thursday, April 7 - 7pm | $60 

14. Pucker Up 

Garrick’s Head Pub & Churchill Pub 

Thursday, April 7 - 7:00pm | $30 

15. Beer School: Hop-lessly Devoted Vancouver Island Brewing 

Thursday, April 7 - 7:30pm | $20 

16. Ultimate Craft Beer Quiz 

Fernwood Inn 

Thursday, April 7 - 7:30pm | $15 

17. Dubbel Down 

Victoria Public Market 

Friday, April 8 - 7:30pm | $20 

18. Beer School: Greg Evans Memorial Walk

Swans Pub 

Saturday, April 9 - 11am & 2pm | $25 

19. Touchdown 

The Powerhouse 

Sat, April 9 - 5:30pm | GA $40, VIP $65 

Full schedule details are available at VictoriaBeerSociety.com

Tickets Available at: Victoriabeersociety.com 

Twitter: @VicBeerWeek • Instagram: @vicbeerweek • Facebook: @vicbeerweek • Hashtag: #VicBeerWeek

from Northwest Beer Guide - News - The Northwest Beer Guide https://bit.ly/3IEnm7R

[thewonderingsorceress]

This is just my schedule thing- I’m hoping having it out will help me schedule things.If you’re wondering why I’m not on or if you’re curious if/when I’m more likely to be on. 

Wednesday 10/3-DT& Class&DT (5:40am-4:30pm), Outline CivPro cases and rules (as long as needed), start Bluebook exercises(if can) 

Thursday 10/4- DT&Class( 5:40am-4:30om), Waittime&DT (4:30-8:50pm) bluebook citation & Closed Memo case generalization, Bluebook finish (ALAN)

Friday 10/5- DT&Class (5:40am-11:50am), Torts Review&Drive (2-?pm) [possible waitime]. Outline for K midterm and finish surprise sec of closed memo.

Saturday 10/6- K casebriefs (10-12), Torts outline and materials (1-2), K study (2-3/3:30pm), cure sec of closed memo& maybe disruption (rest of the day)

Sunday 10/7- Crim reading (10-11:30), K midterm practice (12-2). disruption C, R, E of disruption sec of closed memo (2-4), Torts example question (4-6), finish disruption, start importance (res of the day).

Monday 10/8- DT, CLass, &DT (10am-4pm), importance sec of memo (5-8pm), K review (8-9)

Tuesday 10/9-DT&CLass (5:40am-4:30pm) Waittime&DT (4:30-7pm) K review, importance sec of memo (till 10pm)

Wednesday 10/10- DT, CLass,DT (5:40am-4:30pm), finish importance, review for K midterm (rest of day)

Thursday 10/11- DT&Class (5:40-4:30), Waittime&DT (4:30-8:30pm), review for torts.

Friday 10/12- DT&Class (5:40-11:50), Midterm(1:30-3:30), somehowdrive &get from city to another by 5, Work (5-9:30). 

Saturday10/13: Do & Finish Reasonable Exp sec of memo (ALAN), Do conclusion and review facts section to see if anything needs to be added, do K casebriefs.

Sunday10/14: Finish closed memo

Monday10/15: Go in early or find someone to turn in ppr at 10, [if turn in self then class readings/catch up 10-12], Classes&DT(12-4:30), K case briefs, readings for the week [not civ pro].

Tuesday10/16: DT&class (5:40am-4:30pm), Waittime&DT (4:30-8:50pm) bluebook exercise&start open memo research. 

Wednesday10/17: DT&Class&DT (5:40am-4:50pm) - CLassreadings 

Thursday 10/18: DT&Class(5:40am-4:30), Waittime&DT (4:30-8:50) synthesize notes, Casebriefs for k (however long). 

Friday 10/19: DT,Class&DT (5:40-1:30pm) Casebrief for k

Satruday 10/20: open memo stuff, reading for Crim &torts

Sunday 10/21:open memo stuff

Monday 10/22:DIE (i am sure things will pop up to force me to move things)

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COHESIVE RE-CONSTRUCTION . Life is constantly under construction. . . Every now and then, I return back to my real job, which is to listen with love. . . . I am so grateful for the daily reminders to stay with the present moment. Isn’t it fascinating to see how quickly one can shift from a place of reactivity, to a place of responsiveness. That quiet storm underneath the voice, has taught me to stop and listen in to what my emotions are feeling. . . The mind will construct the most intricate and biased story. “But, I want this!”, or “But, What happened?” When I stop and listen, my attention comes back to the present moment, and I recognize that I am internally reacting to what I am experiencing. . My best friend in the whole world is my mantra. I find my breath. I listen inwardly. I allow the universe to re-construct wholeness, and symbiosis. . . Namo Shakti . . . CLASS UPDATES: 9/30 - SUNDAY - Today . YOGA WORKS SF Vinyasa Flow - All 3pm . . 10/1 - MONDAY . BAY CLUB SF Vinyasa Flow - All 7am . YOGA TREE HAYES Vinyasa Flow - All 9am . BAY CLUB SF Vinyasa Flow - All 12:30pm . OLYMPIC CLUB SF Lunar Flow 7pm . . #yogainspiration #yogadudes #yogi #listen #treasure #love #dreamcatcher #storyteller #magician #illusion #liveyourpractice #yoga #yogapose #yogaeverywhere #sfyoga #yogapractice #enliven #yogaworks #olympicclub https://www.instagram.com/p/BoW-LgKBSdR/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1js5ag8f5o7dk