Malik's first birthday
Playing with toys in my office after the worship service.
Once he was ready to go home, he very politely offered me my Mack truck back.
Party for Diane's 70th birthday!
Angie and Evan Whitfield (& Drynda Wark).
Malik's first birthday
Playing with toys in my office after the worship service.
Once he was ready to go home, he very politely offered me my Mack truck back.
Party for Diane's 70th birthday!
Angie and Evan Whitfield (& Drynda Wark).
My table
My table from my seat
Leon and Ed
"Lighting Girl" Megan and Steve
Karl and Marianne Wahl, life members of Cambrian, long-time friends of my family, and responsible for recruiting me to Cambrian drama workshops as a child.
Bill Greaves was in the first production in 1949 ("Arsenic and Old Lace")
The Outsiders
Bev guest-singing with The Outsiders
I may be a lover, but I ain't no dancer. So I stayed in my seat and jammed along with the band on my acoustic guitar.
Gord Ellis Jr.
Alex Jecchinis, who has been in many Cambrian productions
The bare feet of the bass playerThis month Cambrian Players presented Maureen Hunter's Beautiful Lake Winnipeg directed by Jim Hobson. I didn't have a lot to do with the production this time, although I help with Front of House a couple of nights, and so earned an invitation to the Wrap Party. (We had pizza, but no wraps.) Here are pix (of the play) on the official Cambrian Players' website.
The production did feature my former Thunder Bay Christian School student (and Dorion Bible Camp camper/staff), Millie Gormley (nee Kamphof).
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In high school almost every art project I did was based on Tolkien. In March I attended a LOTR fan night and brought these works along with me. Here they are, for what they're worth:
Gollum
Bilbo finding the Arkenstone.
The engraving on the Ring
Gimli
Denethor awaiting Boromir's return
Boromir
The death of Boromir.