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Mrs. Laughing Pants Making Her Debut on the Art Scene With Reggae Music on May 17, 2008

Mrs. Laughing Pants will showcase her art work to the public on May 17, 2008 at One Love Jamaican Restaurant in Hendersonville, North Carolina. The event will kick off with a wine and cheese party with music provided by the Chalwa Reggae Band from Asheville, North Carolina.

This is Mrs. Laughing Pants first art show to the public. Her art work differs from other artists as demonstrated with the use of bright colors and big strokes in her painting. She explores collage as an added medium to her art work. Friends and colleagues compared her art work with that of Van Gogh a Dutch Painter whose style exemplifies both pointillism and expressionism.

Mrs. Laughing Pants said, "Art is an expression of one's creativity that has no form in its conception. Art is a free expression that needs an outlet. True art form takes place without inhibition. One has to give one self that freedom to make art come through freely. A true art will surface by letting go of ego and let creativity take over. By doing so, you'll be surprised what art form take shape." Art is a gift according to Mrs. Laughing Pants. Her body of work exemplifies a more spiritual theme.

Mrs. Laughing Pants Upcoming Events

Memorial weekend will mark another art show for Laughing Pants. She will exhibit her paintings and art collages at a private party in Kenmore Village an affluent community located in historic Flat Rock, North Carolina. August 7, 2008 marked another event for Mrs. Laughing Pants who will present a  "Mail Art Workshop" for teens at the  public library  in Hendersonville, NC. The workshop focuses on recycling old magazines into  work of art. It is  a workshop to keep teens busy for the summer while learning  how to take care of the environment through  recycling.

Stay tuned for more  information  on  Mrs. Laughing Pants upcoming  events.

Mrs Laughing Pants Uncensored Secret

Everyone has some kind of secret to spill. Some believe that some secrets should take you to the grave while some agrees that it is good to spill the beam.

 

Barbara Walters in her book Audition that is number one on Amazon.com spills the beam on her hidden secrets. Talking the truth is uplifting in the sense that you let go of baggages that are no longer serving you. People are humans and nothing is wrong to come clean and say what is on your mind.

 

I applaud Barbara Walters for coming clean. She brings a new perspective on how you can tell your story in a non-threatening way. A new twist is all it takes to spill the beam on life's story. Anything that is in the dark will come to the light. The trend now is that people are more open to talk truth. What about you? Are you open to talk the truth?

 

What is a secret? A secret is something you don’t want people to know about you or to find out. Is secret a healthy thing? How many people are living a secret or hiding a secret? Have you ever had a family secret?

 

Family secret

 

In my family, mom would say, "Please don’t repeat it, it is a secret." Every family member receives this line before spilling the beam. It's interesting that the family secret spread so quickly. So what is it about secret? Please let me know I am dying to tell.

 

People invest money on finding the secret way to do things. As soon as the ha ha moment is over then it is on to a new thing. Secret keeps life interesting. Our universe is a secret. No one knows what is beyond the clouds. Some people get vision of another world or have out of body experience. Some people even travel during sleep time.

 

A secret can take you places. It offers many twist and turns with few clues sometimes. In essence, your life is a secret you're still exploring everyday. There are new twists and turns to discover. So in actuallity, you're living a secret.

 

Copyrighted © 2008 by Annmarie Edwards.

 

 

 

 

Mrs. Laughing Pants Advice To Parents on helping children to stay safe

Children safety is at risk when they talk to strangers on the phone, enter chartroom with strangers on the internet, being bullied at school, view adult content at home, and engage in the illegal use of prescription drugs. Whose responsibility it is to protect children?

Parents, in today's world of sexual predators you have the right to protect your children from these molesters. As a former teacher in the classroom, it is my duty to protect all children. Here are some safety tips to help your children stay safe.

1. Make the importance of safety a top priority with your children. Set aside time for them before and after school. Show you care by communicating with them about their day.

2. School bullying is prevalent. Talk to your children about how to defend themselves from bullies. Some bullies look for children who walk alone and those who are new to the school to bully. Encourage your children to walk in groups and talk to school officials if they are bullied.

3. Make communication with your child's teacher a routine. Check homework and school correspondence to see what is happening in school.

4. Teach your children how to handle phone calls from strangers they don’t know especially when you're not at home. Example: your child can answer the phone in this manner: "Who's calling (pause), my mom is unavailable to take your call right now, but you're welcome to leave you're name and number and she'll return your call." If the person on the other line shows persistence just say I am sorry I've to go now and hang up the phone. If the caller persists by calling your phone, first check your caller ID and don’t answer the phone.

5. Internet usage can get your child in trouble. There are predators who explore children innocence. Subscribe to software that prevents your children from surfing adult sites. Additionally, talk to your children about going into chatroom. Chatroom with strangers is unsafe for your children. Encourage your children to have open conversation and never put themselves at risk to have private conversation with people they don’t know. In essence, teach them to avoid chatroom.

6. Adult content at home should be restricted to only adults. Make sure the channel guard is on if you have adult site. Lock away magazines that have adult content. This can ruin your child's life and other children. If your child find a magazine at home he will show other children. Parents it is your responsibility to be accountable for your action. Think of your children and other children in everything you do. Make safety an issue of importance.

7. Parents talk to your children about the illegal use of prescription drugs. If you're on medications lock them away safely. Check for any sign of drug use and seek help if needed.

8. Have a weekly meeting with your family to connect.  As a teacher in the classroom, my students found this helpful. In fact, one student found this so empowering, he talked his parent into having meetings on Thursday's. It is central to have open conversation with family members. Make this a family affair and you'll reap the reward. Well so long! See you next time and remember keep our children safe.

© Copyrighted by Annmarie Edwards May 2008