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Meet Misty Copeland
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Abundance
To those who use well what they are given, even more will be given.
Scarcity
But from those who do nothing, even what little they have will be taken away.
Use it or lose it 🙂
Meet Ernestine Shepherd.
Beautiful
Fit
And at 74, AGE DEFYING.
I’m so going to be her when I grow up. And I am on my way with every workout!
🙂
The International Sweethearts of Rhythm
It’s Jazz Appreciation Month!
And this year, the Smithsonian “examines the legacies of jazz women, and their advocates, who helped transform race, gender and social relations in the U.S. in the quest to build a more just and equitable nation.” read more
Be sure to check your area listings for this month’s jazz events.
You can’t beat good food, good wine, and good jazz!
Yea, spring 🙂
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We do math, science, engineering, and technology.
We do it well.
And we keep it pretty 🙂
(click pics for credentials)
Expose your children to these relevant, interesting, and lucrative fields by expanding their knowledge of what’s out there.
Take nature walks. Explore hobby and crafts stores. Visit aquariums, zoos, and museums.
Engage them with wonder and play before they have to sit through calculus and physics.
If you plant the seed at the right age, your children will love these things simply because you do. All you will have to do going forward is guide, nurture, and support their interests.
I don’t know of any other artist whose life was as successful and prolific.
Absolutely incredible!
I am sooooo going to see this.
Loïs Mailou Jones: A Life in Vibrant Color
October 9, 2010 – January 9, 2011
National Museum of Women in the Arts