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Chuck Jones gave so much to nurture our imaginations.  Let's keep his memory and work alive so that future generations of would-be artists will continue to learn and create magic!

Grand opening gala fund-raiser for the Cartoon Art Museum and Chuck Jones Center for Creativity on Saturday, March 23 at 6 PM. Tickets from $10.00. Proceeds to benefit organizations. Click here to buy your tickets and for more information. Please reblog!

Stephanie is so talented.  And, she got to kiss Hugh Jackman!  I was there. 

Hugh Jackman and Stephanie J Block doing “the best that you can do” aka Arthur’s theme from Arthur from the musical the boy from oz.

These colors are light and airy.  Truly a sign of Spring!

Please let me nap here sometime soon!

Love the pops of color.

house beautiful

Spring Break Activities

Please visit my blog site for news about Spring Break:  http://www.janesaundersblogsite.com/spring-break-activities/

Proud to be Polish.

Gdansk, Poland (by Małgorzata Rybakowska)

Intriguing staircase.

desire to inspire

A great idea for the kids during Spring break!

Make roads, train tunnels AND caves out of one cardboard box. This craft is essentially free, made of recycled materials and toys you already have at home and will keep kids occupied for HOURS. 

Head over to PBS Parents to get the how-to!: http://www.pbs.org/parents/crafts-for-kids/tunnels-roads-cardboard-caves-playset/

I want a bagel!

These would be lovely and enchanting at each place setting for a Mother's Day tea!

This will lift your spirits if you're down.

This cutie and her dad take on Sesame Street’s #1 hit. What do you think?

Source: http://www.youtube.com/user/Jessehayes

| ♕ |  Luxury Tearoom at Boscolo Hotel Budapest  | by © vistahungary | via ysvoice

I'll have a cup of tea in this elegant tearoom!

I can't wait to plant more basil in my garden!

My GrandGirls make me laugh!  Some of their antics are hysterical.

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Why didn't I think about tap dancing on my roller skates when I was little?!!

Noreen Corcoran sings “Life Has Its Funny Little Ups And Downs” to Donald O’Connor from the 1953 movie, I Love Melvin. Not only does it feature this catchy little song, but it includes Donald tap dancing on his roller skates, which starts up and ends… perhaps not down, but definitely with a smash.

Some of the best dancing from the archives: phenomenal swing and lindy hopping, the Haka Dance and, of course, the not-to-be-missed Nicholas Brothers.

Very elegant room in which to read, chat, have tea.

desire to inspire

Jackie, Jackie, Jackie… I will forever be in love with her.

Oh, the beauty of a winter snowfall!  So magical.

These boots are made for exploring!

There are so many year-round, unique events and activities in Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego Counties, Ca.  My eyes are always peeled to find them for families, individuals and anyone in between.   Imagine the lasting memories you can create when you share these experiences with people in your circle. Remember:  The World is Your Playground - let's go play! "Travel and change of place impart new vigor to the mind."  ~Seneca #creatememories #explore  #explorations  #SeeJaneExplore  #janesaunders  #janesaundersblogsite

Love these vibrant colors!

IMG_3153 on Flickr.

I made some progress on my Marathon quilt.

A fascinating library!

Library of Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen, Denmark (by taltraveltips).

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy my blog :)

Thanks for the follow!!

I would love to explore this passage way.

“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.” ― Dr. Seuss, I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!

Extraordinary blending of beautiful colors.

Family event.

One big happy family.

Swing and sway; then, nap.

The stuff that dreams are made of….

"My body is an instrument, not an ornament." Gary Thomas author of "Every Body Matters"

Going to the Drive-In with Huell Howser

Huell Howser was the Eminent Explorer of California.  He discovered and unveiled to us the majesty of California’s Gold - those places where we could see God’s beauty in nature, where we could visit and be transported to historical people and events.  All of his discoveries were presented to his audience with a delightful boyish-like enthusiasm that was absolutely authentic.  I know because I met him. A few years ago, my family and I piled into our RV and headed out to the http://www.missiontiki.com/#/now/ where Huell Howser was hosting an Elvis Presley movie night on the big outdoor screen.  My daughter in-law had brought a delectable homemade dessert for us to share.  Since the dessert was of monumental size, there was some leftover.  So, she, my daughter and I walked over to the snack shack where Mr. Howser was greeting guests. We arrived at just the right moment - he was by himself!  My daughter-in-law offered him a piece of dessert.  Without hesitation and with his sparkling smile and folksy manner, this ex-Marine reached out with his uber buff biceps (have you noticed them as he speaks to his guests on tv?!!), took the plate of dessert and without hesitation or any questions, gobbled it up!  He thanked us and, in turn, we thanked him for hosting the event. As we walked off, we couldn’t help but giggle at what had taken place. Oh, my gosh, Huell Howser! I will miss you!  Be at peace.