Much love to you dear Christy, for sharing your talent here on Kids’ Month. This poem is truly inspired, and you are a hero to me. I also thank you (and Aquileana) for making me aware of “Let Girls Learn”. It is one of the charities I am supporting here,on KM!
Owls are amazing creatures that go to work under the colors of night.
Artist: Fred ThomasArtist: Fred Thomas
I found this painted owl on the side of a tiny building in Winnipeg.
Artist: Fred Thomas
Cindy Knoke found a real life owl at “The Living Coast Discovery Center in The San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge. It’s amazingly gorgeous, and if you click on Cindy’s photo of the owl, you will get to see an entire post filled with this beauty!
My painted owl is very pretty, and lovely to look at. However, when I look at Cindy’s owl, I want to hold it and kiss it and hug it and love it.
Artist: Fred ThomasArtist: Fred Thomas
Artist: Fred Thomas
A big “thank you” to Cindy Knoke, a fave blogger of mine. She takes fabulous photographs, and shares them with us. Her blog is visually gorgeous and educational. She has joined with me to help make this wonderful Owl Art post into more than just another pretty face. It now has a beautiful soul.
Michele Eastman holds a “Picture Book Pass It On” drive every year. Click on the logo to go to her blog’s article explaining the charity, and where you can find the address to mail your picture book donation. OR: Click on her name and go to her FaceBook page, where she is also working on the campaign.
What I love about this mural is that kids helped to paint it.
Artist(s): Tim & Connie Friesen – North Point Douglas Children
Take a sec to blow up the pic below, & really see the complete mural.
Artist(s): Tim & Connie Friesen – North Point Douglas Children
This year Kids’ Month will be more inclusive than just street art.
Artist(s): Tim & Connie Friesen – North Point Douglas Children
There will be poetry in combo with street art & original artwork by fellow bloggers. I’ve got some educational posts planned, in conjunction with street art.
Artist(s): Tim & Connie Friesen – North Point Douglas Children
I’ll be reblogging some reviews of Kids’ books & a special reblog about Puffins.
Artist(s): Tim & Connie Friesen – North Point Douglas Children
Today I bought a picture book for Michele Eastman’s “Picture Book Pass It On” drive.
Artist(s): Tim & Connie Friesen – North Point Douglas Children
I’ll be sending it through ground mail. It will be a small investment, that I believe will do a big good.
Artist(s): Tim & Connie Friesen – North Point Douglas Children
This is going to be one fun month!
Artist(s): Tim & Connie Friesen – North Point Douglas Children
Artist(s): Tim & Connie Friesen – North Point Douglas Children
THE FUTURE BELONGS TO CHILDREN
Michele Eastman holds a “Picture Book Pass It On” drive every year. Click on the logo to go to her blog’s article explaining the charity, and where you can find the address to mail your picture book donation. OR: Click on her name and go to her FaceBook page, where she is also working on the campaign.
Here is the book I bought!
All Charities are not Created Equal! It’s easy enough to research & find the good guys. Here are a few I respect, after doing some research.
Canadian Big Brothers and Sisters scored 4 stars or an “A” rating from various groups.
President Obama & First Lady Michelle Obama launched Let Girls Learn.
A society free from sexual and other forms of exploitation against children and women. Anuradha Koirala, founder of Maiti Nepal was a CNN Hero in 2011. A visit to the site is only for the strong of heart.
Helps more than children, but they help a lot of children They have 4 star ratings, and one website gave World Vision Canada a “B”
Michelle Eastman Books. Michele hosts a Picture book drive, “Picture Book Pass It On” every year in March to collect picture books for children with incarcerated parents. She has started early this year on Michele Eastman Books on FaceBook
⭐ Michele tells me she has already received signed books from from Robert Munsch (Love You Forever, The Paper Bag Princes) and Nick Bruel (Bad Kitty series) ⭐
Artist: Cash Akoza – His take on “Where the Wild Things Are”
I’d love you to contribute a poem or short story! On my menu bar is “Kids”. In this page you will find Street Art suited for children. You can use one of these pics to write to.
You can post it on your blog, & I will reblog it. Or, send me your words that go with the shot(s) you’ve chosen. I will post it as a Guest Submission. The choice is yours!
Artist: Cash Akoza
During Kids’ Month, find on my sidebar, links to
Click on image to see Michele’s Post about Picture Book Pass It On
and several other charities that help children. I’m up for suggestions on Children’s Charities.
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