Corks pop for Feed the Child

Susan DeMarsh serves wine to guests During Pendleton Altrusa's wine-tasting event.

Pat McClintock talks about the Feed the Child backpack program.

Kylee Evans, in black, serves wine to guests.

Susan DeMarsh shows off a bottle of Purple Cowboy, touted as a tenacious red wine, was a crowd favorite. (The company donates profits to the Tough Enough to Wear Pink campaign).

For more inforamtion about Purple Cowboy, read Rich Breshears' wine column ("Are you tough enough to drink Purple Cowboy?" Jan. 16, 2010, East Oregonian)

Fallen Rise rocks UHS

Part of Jeremiah Pine's senior project at Umatilla High School was to stage a performance with his band, Fallen Rise. (He plays drums). If the student body's response was any indication, Jeremiah should get an 'A'. I would encourage Jeremiah to show this to his senior project teacher — or I can, it's my husband, John.
Check out the pick leaving Anthony Thomas's fingertips. The freshman already has some great stage presence.

Sophomore Dakota Dufloth plays guitar.                   Rounding out the band are Jeremiah's sister, UHS grad Rikki Robbins, who sings vocals, 

and Trevor Hines, a sophomore, plays guitar and bass.

Full Moon rises in dramatic way

Here are some extra shots from the recent rehearsal for Full Moon Productions: A Night of Improvisational Drama. 







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I really like the drama instructor If he looks familiar from other photos   

on my blog - it's my husband, John.