Showing posts with label AP Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AP Review. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 19, 2025

The Most Expensive Work Of Art


$236.4 Million

Klimt’s ‘Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer,’ 
a 1914-1916 depiction of the daughter of one of the artist’s biggest patrons. 
@SOTHEBY’S

Monday, November 17, 2025

MyTIDIL list



How to make a TIDIL list.

Life goes by faster than you realize. Before you know it you are looking back at more years than you can possibly have left. My advice to any young person comes not as a lecture but just a word to ad to you vocabulary…

MyTIDIL©) Copyright: C. F. Legette

This stands for 
My Things I’ll Do In Life

Take the time to write down fifty (50) things that you want to do in life. Place in a safe place (Be sure to remember where you put it). Every three years review this list and add more to it also check off things that you have already accomplished. You will be amazed at how your mind works when you put things in writing.

 You can comeback to http://www.legette.blogspot.com/ and share your achievements.

"If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in the common hours."
Henry David Thoreau


Here are some dream stimulators:
Community
Education
Family
Financial
Health
Professional
Recreational
Spiritual,
Social,
etc.

Be sure to record the dates of your changes next to your accomplishments.

Met Gala 2026

According to 

AndrewBolton 



Theme for 2026 

Costume Art 


Opening May 10th 
New York City

Thursday, October 02, 2025

Monday, September 08, 2025

New Bansky Art

Words aren’t needed to understand some art. It has always been artist that speak the clearest without saying a word. To all true artist never let anything smother your creativity. 

“LetArtLive”


 

Friday, September 05, 2025

Get It Done

You  never know who’s watching.


Get It Done 
Show up… Keep going 


The only way to get it done is to get off you can. Whether you work out in a gym or at home in a workout space get going. 

If you ever feel like not going in come back to this page and read the quotes. 
Motivation starts in the mind. Never allow you to defeat you. 



















 

Thursday, June 26, 2025

Pastel




Three Straw Hats 
Pastel on Burlap Canvas 
Print’s Available 



 

Saturday, June 14, 2025

Remembering Mother Emanuel





Mother Emanuel
Print

June 17, 2015
Mother Emanuel AME 
Church shooting 
9 church members shot and killed by racist white supremacist thinking  21 year old 

Listed below are the names. 

The Rev. Clementa Pinckney, 41: A state senator and the senior pastor of Emanuel, he was married to Jennifer Benjamin and the father of two children, Eliana and Malana. He was a 1995 graduate of Allen University and got his master's degree at the University of South Carolina in 1999. He served in the state Legislature starting in 2000; The Post and Courier says black fabric was draped over Pinckney's Senate chamber seat on Thursday.
Cynthia Hurd, 54: According to the Charleston County Public Library, she was a 31-year employee who managed the John L. Dart Library for 21 years before heading the St. Andrews Regional Library. A statement said Hurd "dedicated her life to serving and improving the lives of others." The system closed its 16 branches Thursday to honor Hurd and the others who died in the shooting. County officials also say the St. Andrews library will be named for Hurd.
The Rev. Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, 45: A pastor at Emanuel, she was also a speech therapist and high school girls track and field coach, both positions at Goose Creek High School, according to her LinkedIn page. Jimmy Huskey, the school's principal, called her "a true professional ... [who] cared about her students and was an advocate for them." Her son, Chris Singleton, is a baseball player and student at Charleston Southern University. Coleman-Singleton also had two younger children, writes the Post and Courier.
Tywanza Sanders, 26: He was a 2014 graduate in business administration from Allen University in Columbia. Lady June Cole, the interim president of Allen University, described him as "a quiet, well-known student who was committed to his education." Known as Ty, he had worked in sales at department stores such as Belk and Macy's.
Ethel Lance, 70: She had attended Emanuel for most of her life and worked there as a custodian, as well. From 1968 to 2002, she worked as a custodian at Charleston's Gaillard Municipal Auditorium. The Post and Courier quotes a former colleague as saying, "She was funny and a pleasure to be around. And she was a wonderful mother and grandmother."
Susie Jackson, 87: Lance's cousin, she was a longtime church member.
Depayne Middleton Doctor, 49: The mother of four sang in Emanuel's choir. She had previously directed a community development program in Charleston County. In December, she started a new job as an admissions coordinator at the Charleston campus of her alma mater, Southern Wesleyan University. SWU President Todd Voss said: "Always a warm and enthusiastic leader, DePayne truly believed in the mission of SWU to help students achieve their potential by connecting faith with learning. Our prayers go out to family and friends. This is a great loss for our students and the Charleston region."
The Rev. Daniel Simmons, 74: Simmons survived the initial attack but then died in a hospital operating room. He had previously been a pastor at another church in the Charleston area.
Myra Thompson, 59: She was the wife of the Rev. Anthony Thompson, the vicar of Holy Trinity Reformed Episcopal Church in Charleston.

 Five members survived the shooting unharmed, including Felicia Sanders, mother of slain victim Tywanza Sanders, and her five-year-old granddaughter, as well as Polly Sheppard, a Bible study member. Pinckney's wife and two daughters were inside the building during the shooting but were elsewhere.


Tuesday, May 06, 2025

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures LA


The largest museum in the United States dedicated to film and the making of movies. 
Located in Los Angelos 
6067 Wilshire Boulevard 




Take a day and visit the incredible exhibit of the history of making movies. 











May the 4th be with you was a celebration 


It’s a fun place for the whole family 



















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