Post Title. 08/28/2010
INSPIRED! I was very excited to attend the opening of the textile arts show "Articulation" by Lesley Turner and other members of theArticulation and Surface Design Association. Have a look at Lesley's blog - http://lesleyturner.blogspot.com and have a look at the photos of her work. I am now very inspired to do more creative fabric work and to break out of the boundaries of traditional craft work. I'll post pictures! CommentsTue, 07 Sep 2010 18:32:26 We specialized in wholsaling and retailing Handbag,Wallet,Ring,Necklace,Shoes,Sunglasses and clothes ect goods.Such as Chanel,Coach,Gucci,LV,Juicy and Hermes ect Brand.Most of our products are exported to Europe & America & Asia. Our factory has 10 years of experience in manufacturing handbag.Brand Handbags with superior quality and worldwide reputation. Sat, 27 Nov 2010 02:08:05 The foundation of a good marriage is mutual trust,Marriage is a life of sharing,happy Wedding day! Fri, 24 Dec 2010 01:27:24 Fashion Conscious: Only 5% still want their man to be a hip fashion conscious "metrosexual" male Wed, 29 Dec 2010 23:52:37 In the season of joy I present my sincere wishes and kind thoughts. May the kind of New Year outshine all the rest Leave a Reply | About me
I retired from the British Columbia public service in 2005, following a 28 year career. During this time I was a Senior Policy Analyst and at various times held responsibility for employment and labour relations policy, women's programs, child care policy, prepared reports to the International Labour Office, and managed domestic and international human rights, including preparing status reports on UN Conventions. I managed a $124 million child care subsidy program, and was the lead for British Columbia during Canada's ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. I also provided input to draft UN conventions on persons with disabilities, and the Declaration on the Rights of Aboriginal Persons. One of my favorite roles was representing British Columbia on the Provincial/Federal/Territorial Committee of Officials on Human Rights. From 1987 to 1990 Iheld the position of Alderman (as it was then) Victoria's City Council, with primarily responsibility for Parks and Heritage. Currently I hold the position of Chair of the World Community Service Committee of Victoria's Harbourside Rotary Club, and am busy drafting an application for funding for a clean water project in Honduras. I volunteer with seniors at Beacon Hill Villa, taking residents on outings, and have a blast volunteering in the soup kitchen at Our Place. I enjoy sewing, and have been an avid dragonboater. I have not paddled regularly the past couple of years, but I did sit in with the MS Warriors for a race in Nanaimo this summer. This is a team made up of people who have multiple sclerosis, and they are a very fun, inspiring group of people. ArchivesMarch 2011 Categories |
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