Little Heroes - Moongirls are GO!

Moongirl can now say that the Moongirls are now in discussion with "Little Heroes" the charity group working for kids with cancer and other illnesses. The Charity Art Exhibition "Painting for a Purpose" is now solidly progressing, with PIL members attending Adelaide South Australia 4th February, 2011 for the big event, 60+ paintings from all over the world, great venue, support charity, sponsors, entertainment. It is all happening. Well done Moongirls. You are all special in your own unique ways. Moongirls are GO!!!!

Moongirls - Individually Designed Tribal Necklaces

Moongirl has designed individual tribal necklaces for the new honourary moongirls. They are now well on their way to becoming full moongirls. Congratulations to MoongirlCharleen, MoongirlMargaret, MoongirlJules and MoongirlKerry. See tribal necklaces in link at right of this blog. This is Moongirl signing off.

Moongirls are doin' it for the kids

In amongst the clamour of cars bumper to bumper on highways, people walking shoulder to shoulder in the streets and a world filled with some good and some horrors, we find the children, the beautiful children of this world. The Moongirls are working to help some of these children. They are currently fighting to acquire funds to help Kids with Cancer. They fight the GOOD fight and will not lay down their hope, their striving, their positive goals until the deed is done. "Painting for a Purpose" Charity Art Exhibition 4th February, 2011, The Chambers Gallery, City of Marion Council South Australia. Moongirls are doin' it for the kids. This is Moongirl signing off.

PIL ESCAPE CLUB - UPDATE OF CHARITY ART EXHIBITION

All of the wonderful Moonpeople, including, MoongirlCharleen, MoongirlJules, MoongirlMargaret, MoongirlKerry and MoongirlPaula have been working very hard to bring this hugely wonderful event together. The list of artists and artworks have grown to a very healthy number. The event promises to be one that people will remember for a very long time. And most importantly the proceeds are being donated to all of the beautiful children suffering from cancer. Moongirl's heart is bursting. See the link and photo at right of this page. This is Moongirl signing off xxx

"The Scout" Artwork by Paula Kerr

Moongirl has decided to donate her favourite copper and bead artwork "The Scout" to the "Painting for a Purpose" Charity Art Exhibition. See photo at right. This is Moongirl signing off.

PIL Escape Club - "Paintings for a Purpose" Charity Art Exhibition

PIL Escape Club are working magic organising the first ever meeting of PIL (Paintings I Love) artists from all over the world. Currently there are in excess of 40 paintings donated by artists from all over the world being exhibited in the Charity Art Exhibition "Paintings for a Purpose" to take place 4th February to 17th February, 2011 at the Chambers Gallery, City of Marion in South Australia. Proceeds from sales are being donated to a charity that helps kids with cancer. More information on the charity will be announced soon, once registration papers are completed. My heart swells with pride to be involved in this amazing event. This is Moongirl signing off. xxx

Josh - Wheelchair wonder

Josh is an extraordinarily intelligent, funny and talented young boy who lives in a wheel chair. He suffers terrible pains in his bones and joints from his illness, but rarely complains. Moonboy drives Josh to school every day and enjoys all of the wonderful exchanges he has with Josh, who entertains Moonboy with his singing and his insightful questions and comments. Josh changed Moongirl and Moonboy's lives in such a positive way. There is not a day passes that Moongirl doesn't ask Moonboy how Josh was for the day. I think Josh is an angel on wheels. This is moongirl signing off. xxx

The Man with Two Brains

Moongirl has copies of nearly all of Steve Martin's movies. My most favourite movie is the Man with Two Brains. The Quote "He wrote 'In Dillman's Grove' and 'Pointy Birds.' O pointy birds, o pointy pointy, anoint my head, anointy-nointy." Moonboy and Moongirl have quoted this poem on numerous occasions since seeing the movie. There seems to be so many instances where it fits into normal everyday occurrences. Another quote from the beginning of the movie always has us in stitches, ( laughing that is).
Little girl, "Sounds like a subdural hematoma to me. "
Dr H "Oh, it does, does it? Well, it's not your job to diagnose.
Little Girl: "But I thought..."
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr: You thought, you thought. Just go. Three years of nursery school and you think you know it all. Well, you're still wet behind the ears. It's not a subdural hematoma. It's *epidural*. Ha."
This man is so very funny, I read somewhere once that the audience of one of his shows followed him out to the carpark at the end of his show and he continued the show from there. Don't know if it is true, but I hope so. What a very funny man he is. This is Moongirl signing off. x

Moongirl may get wheels

Moongirl has seriously been considering joining the wheelchair brigade. Walking is becoming an extremely difficult task and having a wheelchair to get around at the forthcoming PIL Escape Club event would make things much easier for the Moongirl. Mmmm. Whilst ordinarily it is viewed a handicap to be seen in a wheelchair, I see it as an added skill and talent to be able to drive a wheel chair. It also has its many benefits. I hope though that more venues throughout the world will make better accommodation for the Wheelchair brigade in their cinemas, theatres and concerts. The Wheelchair brigade are people too you know? This is Moongirl signing off x

PIL Escape Club - Charity Art Auction - Article published in local newspaper

My article about the PIL Escape Club Charity Art Auction was published in the Southern Times Messenger Newspaper today. Click on the photo of the Glenelg Town Hall at right to read article.

Still here

Moongirl has been off line quite a bit lately due to illness. Summer is nearly here. The sun shines and the days are warm. This is Moongirl signing off x

Artists Unite in Australia

The very first meeting of PIL ("Paintings I Love") artists will take place in Adelaide Australia 4th February 2011. A charity auction of artworks is also happening and the proceeds of the auction will go to Camp Quality, an organisation that raises funds to help children with cancer. I am honoured to be a part of this event and I am so very grateful to the organisers who made it possible for me to attend by having the event in my hometown. See the link at right which will take you to the PIL Escape site on Facebook. This is Moongirl signing off.