Author Archives: Leza Macdonald

You know Oliver how I feel about the Boys and Girls in Blue . . Found them on Main street and I just had to follow them and check this out!And this is what I found, a caring group of … Continue reading →

TiffanySherylPollySueDawnDianeMaureenJanCindy Wild Women Workshop #9 Steampunk      

Steampunk Cindy earned those wings and can really swing that sword!The last of this years steampunk preview, cousin Cindy looks like an angel but we know better! Costume by designer Dianne Gibson of Maker Place. The Wild Women will have … Continue reading →

Steampunk Jan, is styling in Grampa Powers, conductor Hat, just a chip off the old rail! Wild Woman Jan is an import from Vancouver Island! We welcome her to Oliver. Jan, Patricia, Joanne, not shown and I had a show in … Continue reading →

Wild Woman Maureen is styling in the tall grass around the Oliver’s Labyrinth.Maureen’s Spirit Animal is a Bear. So strong!. . . and yet so Beautiful! Two more Wild Women, and the big reveal tomorrow . . . after they … Continue reading →

Our Wild Woman Sue has lots of time around her!All stand for Queen E One please! Sue was perfectly regal the year of Women of History!Sue’s Spirit Butterfly . . .Morphs into a saucy Steampunk gal waiting for that darn … Continue reading →

Tallgrass reflects on everything that has happened.  Blunt plays a joke on Tallgrass. They prepare to reverse Emissary and begin decelerating.  Blunt apologizes to Tallgrass. rjb https://greencomet.org/?wpdmdl=4910

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I need more coffee! Hanging out with the Secretary of Wanted posters, Artist Diane Gane is mimeographing up a storm looking for the escaped criminal. Do we see anything familiar on that poster! PS – MM and SM we did … Continue reading →

SOUTH OKANAGAN CONCERT SOCIETY 2018 – 2019 SEASON Music is better even than lemon meringue pie to raise the spirits and lift the heart as the light fades with the approach of winter. This year the South Okanagan Concert Society … Continue reading →