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    Happy Pride Edmonton

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    Tom and I went to the Edmonton Pride Parade on Saturday. We hadn’t planned to, but we were in the neighbourhood and we kept seeing such interesting looking people and fabulous costumes we decided to check it out. We’re glad we did, it was a great parade. Premier Dave Hancock’s was one of the first […]

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    Grade 6 Exhibition

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    On Wednesday Paris has her Grade 6 International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program Exhibition. I was impressed by the work students put into the show. The night started with a song and dance performance which students had choreographed themselves. Then we were invited to view the displays of student inquiry projects around the theme Sharing the […]

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    Host Edmonton

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    I had the pleasure of volunteering at Host Edmonton this weekend. It was a delicious and intimate affair. On Friday night I was able to check out the Fine Wine Gala. It was my first time in the Riverview Room, what a fantastic view! I didn’t do the wine tasting, but it looks like it […]

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    Hello DC MOOC

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    I have started a new cMOOC – DC MOOC, Digital Citizenship MOOC. I didn’t plan to join another MOOC I hadn’t planned to join a new MOOC, as I am in the middle of an animation xMOOC with the Adobe Education Exchange, I have quite a few side projects going on (collaborations with friends from […]

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    TDC 861

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    Here is my Daily Create for TDC661: Make the Large Appear Tiny or the Tiny Appear Large in a Single Photo. The elm trees in the back yard are in flower. The post TDC 861 appeared first on Rhonda Jessen.com.
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    Hilda’s Lefsa

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    I was wrong about the Lefsa recipe. It wasn’t Mabel’s recipe I was thinking of, it was Hilda’s. It’s an easy mistake to make, really, the sisters lived one floor apart in Weyburn Saskatchewan for much of my adult life. Visiting my grandma during those years always included Mabel, and for a while with Aunt […]

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    Spring, again

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    Sitting on the back deck basking the sun I feel my skin absorbing the warm rays it feels photovoltaic I watch the sparrows that live in the roof land and cautiously peck at the bread I have left for them (hoping as I did so that I was feeding them and not the cat) If […]

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    Snow

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    Snow Falling gently, steadily all day and all night and all day for eight long months. Today the snow falls slowly corn snow, not quite hail melting as it hits the ground more forgiving now that it is spring. The post Snow appeared first on Rhonda Jess...
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    Week 1 Animation MOOC

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    Last week was the first week of the Animation MOOC that I am taking from Adobe. It was introduction week, with an orientation to the course structure and format, and a few readings and viewings to get us thinking about animation. A little too judgemental? This week has made me realize is that I am […]

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    Jasmine’s Twin Famous Five Walk

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    Yesterday Jasmine took Tom and I on a great walk through two parks named after the Famous Five and along both sides of the North Saskatchewan River Valley. We started at Henrietta Edwards Park near the Muttart Conservatory and cross the river along the Cloverdale Footbridge. We explored the Trans Canada Trail pavilion before continuing […]

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    Trip to the Art Gallery of Alberta with Victoria School of the Arts

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    I has the pleasure of helping chaperone a trip to the Art Gallery of Alberta (the AGA) with my daughter’s grade 6 class yesterday. I had a great time! We walked to the gallery from the school with two other classes. It was a short walk from Victoria school to Churchill Square, the weather was […]

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    Dawson Park

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    Yesterday we discovered Dawson Park, another of Edmonton’s beautiful riverside parks. The girls loved exploring the hoodoos. We could see evidence of the Mazama Volcanic eruption in Oregon 7,000 years ago in the exposed cliffs. We have a a few more parks to explore.

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    Photo Maintenance

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    I’ve been catching up on my daily photo project. Not the photos, of course, but the archives. I’ve updated the week of photos on my main Photo page for the first time in a while. I’ve started a page for my Daily Photos for 2014, and made pages for January and February‘s photos. I’ve updated […]

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    TEDx Youth Edmonton

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    Yesterday TEDx Youth Edmonton took over the Telus Auditorium at the University of Alberta. Wow! What a group of students. Here is the archive of the first set. It starts with a little room set up, you might want to jump to when the event starts at 17:40. Here is the archive of the second […]

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    The Joy and Rhizomes Poem

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    It’s been snowy and cold here in Edmonton My rhizomes, at least the #rhizo14 hybrid are dormant, lurking Life interceded Our learning pathways diverged I’ve been over here with the TEDx Youth Speakers, working on an ignite-style presentation, today I was at teachers convention (yes, wifi-free zone as always, seems I am supposed to disconnect […]

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