"Hi Robin! Nice to meet you. Thanks so much for popping up with such a nice compliment. I don't often get the feedback. I'll be back at the Alice Austen House for their Holiday show and, if by chance you're a cat lover, I'll be at…"
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Robin Locke Monda left a comment for Katherine McLuskie
"Katherine, I have one of your shopping bags. I bought it at the craft fair at Alice Austen House. Your friend was selling for you. Love the bag. Really nice patterns and quality."
Kimbra left a comment for Katherine McLuskie
"Hey Katherine, Love your kitty toys.
Keep going green."
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Art By The Ferry Redux
I wanted to take a moment to thank all the friends and neighbors who came out for the Art By The Ferry event in St. Georges the last two weekends. This event was a blast! There were lots of artists and performances and wonderful handcrafted works for sale. The Staten Island Gay and Lesbian Pride Parade drew out lots of supporters and the Day De Dada parade was just the kind of whimsical silliness that we need! It was a great excuse to dress for a trip through the looking glass, sing nonsense…See More
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Narrows Botanical Garden, Brooklyn and Scented Cottage, Staten Island - Sunday May 17
Hi All! GreenMan Goods will be at the Narrows Botanical Garden, in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, this Sunday, May 17. The Art in the Park Spring Festival runs from Noon to 5 PM. Follow this link to see the full information. www.narrowsbg.org/events.htmlThe Narrows Botanical Garden is an inspiring testament to what a community can do to reclaim neglected spaces and transform them into beautiful green assets for their neighborhoods. This park was built plant, by plant, tree by tree by neighbors and…See More
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Upcoming Events
GreenMan and Galileo, my two creations will be showing, and hopefully selling like hot cakes, at the Narrows Botanical Garden on Sunday, May 17; on the boardwalk at Bradley Beach, NJ Memorial Day weekend and at the Arts on Bleeker Street on June 14 in Greenwich Village. I've been busy sewing and have many many new fancy town shopping bags, beautiful beach bags and grocery bags and of course, lots of really great cat toys for your favorite kitties. Stop by and say hello! I'm also hoping to be…See More
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- About Me:
- I'm a fabric artist and designer, refugee from Wall Street, former musician and artist manager and all around entrepreneur. I've been through the mill and I find that the more I go back to my roots, the happier I am and that's where I find my creativity....as one gets older, one becomes oneself!
- Interest:
- My interests are ecclectic and all over the map....history, economics, design, cats, music, gourmet cooking, humor, silliness, life on the planet.
- My Favorite Movies
- Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, Lion in Winter, Girl in the Swing, Diva, Ghostbusters, Men In Black, films by David Lean, Hitchcock, Soderburgh....my list is endless.....
- My Favorite Music
- My musical life began with Scottish songs - my dad was a tenor....i gravitated to the folkie thing and then to classical music....as a french horn player, I cherish Mahler and Strauss....I'm a Beatles geek, love XTC, Simon and Garfunkle, Bruce Springsteen, the Battlefield Band, The Gypsy Kings, Jobim, John Mellencamp, Debussy, Ravel, big band and Sting.
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Art By The Ferry Redux
I wanted to take a moment to thank all the friends and neighbors who came out for the Art By The Ferry event in St. Georges the last two weekends. This event was a blast! There were lots of artists and performances and wonderful handcrafted works for sale. The Staten Island Gay and Lesbian Pride Parade drew out lots of supporters and the Day De Dada parade was just the kind of whimsical silliness that we need! It was a great excuse to dress for a trip through the looking glass, sing nonsense… Continue
Posted on June 15, 2009 at 12:35pm
Narrows Botanical Garden, Brooklyn and Scented Cottage, Staten Island - Sunday May 17
Hi All! GreenMan Goods will be at the Narrows Botanical Garden, in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, this Sunday, May 17. The Art in the Park Spring Festival runs from Noon to 5 PM. Follow this link to see the full information. www.narrowsbg.org/events.html
The Narrows Botanical Garden is an inspiring testament to what a community can do to reclaim neglected spaces and transform them into beautiful green assets for their neighborhoods. This park was built plant, by plant, tree by tree by… Continue
The Narrows Botanical Garden is an inspiring testament to what a community can do to reclaim neglected spaces and transform them into beautiful green assets for their neighborhoods. This park was built plant, by plant, tree by tree by… Continue
Posted on May 15, 2009 at 10:00am
Upcoming Events
GreenMan and Galileo, my two creations will be showing, and hopefully selling like hot cakes, at the Narrows Botanical Garden on Sunday, May 17; on the boardwalk at Bradley Beach, NJ Memorial Day weekend and at the Arts on Bleeker Street on June 14 in Greenwich Village. I've been busy sewing and have many many new fancy town shopping bags, beautiful beach bags and grocery bags and of course, lots of really great cat toys for your favorite kitties. Stop by and say hello! I'm also hoping to be… Continue
Posted on May 7, 2009 at 7:18pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 10:27pm on July 18, 2009,
Robin Locke Monda said… - Katherine, I have one of your shopping bags. I bought it at the craft fair at Alice Austen House. Your friend was selling for you. Love the bag. Really nice patterns and quality.
- At 5:35pm on June 15, 2009,
Kimbra said… - Hey Katherine, Love your kitty toys.
Keep going green.
- At 7:37pm on May 7, 2009,
Greg D. said… - So far I've published academic stuff on literature and culture, though not with the academic jargon you often see. :-) So that's the area of publishing I know the very most about.
I've lived on SI since 1979, but have mainly worked in Manhattan and online. Online education has really exploded in recent years, and there's lots of positive opportunity.
Someone sent me an invite to this site maybe a month or two ago, I signed up, and then today I got an email notice of an update here on the site -- so I logged in, and have actually been looking around some, which I didn't have time for on the day I joined (work stuff was going pressing).
Feel free to raise any topic on my comments page or email. Regards, GD
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