Posted on Mar 09, 2011 under wreaths | Comments are off
The celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Ballantyne was a tremendous success! The march was filled with signs and shouts of solidarity that brought our neighbour’s out of their homes to witness our pride. The memorial was unveiled at New Brighton Park, backed by the flags of our international brothers and sisters, and a proud fleet of ships. After the laying of wreaths and speeches by special guests, the crowd returned to the Maritime Labour Centre to enjoy an open house complete with hot dogs! After a beautiful day of sun it was time to wind down for the dinner & dance. With wine and spirits, speeches and the singing of union songs, it was a perfect way to end the day. Solidarity Forever!!! ilwucanada.wordpress.com
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Each year, the Sparta Band sells Apple Pies and Wreaths. This video is the second of a pair that documents the Pie Factory for 2007. This is our best Fund Raiser. The company providing the Apples, Pie ingredients, and machines, is the Great Lakes Fund Raisers of Belding, MI We sold the pies for $7.00/ea or 3/$20.00, and the band gets to keep about half.
I wanted to make some easy, cheap and quick changes around my house to welcome in spring. So inspired by the book wreaths that are everywhere I made a rag wreath to recycle my old sewing scraps and an old place mat. This is my first tutorial so I’d appreciate any feedback! Enjoy. Please let me know how yours turn out!
Reindeer, poinsettias and wreaths adorn cupcakes at Cafe Decadence on Rte. 20 in Sudbury. If you like frosting, you’ll love these holiday cupcakes. Learn how to make them with baker Michael Anderson.
Christmas is coming up and we thought it would be awesome to give YOU a little gift, so we made a parody to the Bed Intruder Song by Antoine Dobson. We hope you enjoy it. ~Gabe & Benny~ Click here to download the song: www.mediafire.com Here’s the link to the original Bed Intruder song: www.youtube.com
Song lyrics are included at the end of this description. This song was written by Lady Carolina Nairne of Perthshire, Scotland (1766-1845.) The video was filmed in Atlanta, Georgia on April 1, 1988. This song has always been one of my favorites, but this performance is even more touching to me now that Johnny has passed away. I hope that he has found his own land o’ the leal. This song can also be found on Andy M. Stewart’s CD “Man in the Moon.” Silly Wizard members in this clip: Andy M. Stewart: lead vocals, tenor banjo, whistle Phil Cunningham: accordion, piano, synthesizers, whistle, cittern, vocals John Cunningham: fiddle, vocals Gordon Jones: guitar, bodhran, vocals Martin Hadden: bass guitar, keyboards, guitar, vocals I’m wearin’ awa, Jean, Like snaw-wreaths in thaw, Jean I’m wearin’ awa’ tae the Land o’ the Leal There’s nae sorrow there, Jean, There’s neither cauld nor care, Jean The day is aye fair in the Land o’ the Leal Ye aye were leal and true, Jean Your task is ended noo, Jean And I’ll welcome you tae the Land o’ the Leal Our bonnie bairn’s there, Jean She was baith guid and fair, Jean And oh, we grudged her sair, tae the Land o’ the Leal So dry that tearful ee, Jean, My soul longs tae be free, Jean And angels wait on me in the Land o’ the Leal So fare-thee-weel my ain Jean, This world’s care is vain, Jean We’ll meet and aye be fain, in the Land o’ the Leal
Step by step video shows how to make a baby sock rose bud from baby socks. A creative way to decorate diaper wreaths, diaper cakes and baby gifts. Make a unique baby shower gift bouquet.
Speech at the Berlin War Cemetery: Canadian Chief of Defence Staff – General Walter Natynczyk, addresses Canadian High School students to end the Victory in Europe Tour 2010, in Germany on May 9th. German Soldiers lay wreaths as part of a ceremony to commemorate Canadian and German soldiers who fought from 1939 – 1945 during World War Two. Students placed flags and wreathes and observed a minute of silence. This ceremony marked the end of a European Battlefield Tour, from Paris to Berlin. It was the first every ceremony in this Berlin Cemetery with Canadians. Part of a documentary following students from Bear Creek Secondary School in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. Filmed and edited by Jonathan Wagner. View all the Victory In Europe Tour Videos Here: joniwagner.wordpress.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: tinyurl.com
Sears and Designer Eddie Ross show you how to create a festive theme for your home entryway this season. Visit Sears Holiday Shop to find everything you need at great prices. bit.ly
