New video, referrals and a real cute picture from a young artist

New awesome video!!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GI3QhuCaFGw





Also, here is something cute that I am adding to my new website (which Stacie 
is learning to build as she builds it so it is coming along slower than expected...) 
Anyways I thought this was priceless! This little boy totally made my day!


“I just wanted to once again let you know how much we all appreciated you and your beautiful artwork on our campus once again. As always, it was a pleasure to work with you. You are truly a fascinating and talented individual and I know that you will leave an indelible mark on so many lives. In fact, my 8-year-old son, was totally fascinated with you and insisted that I include his caricature of his little sister. Since I promised him that I would include his artwork for you, I am including that in this communication. Who knows? You might have inspired a future artist! I know that though this may mean absolutely nothing to you, it means a whole lot to one little boy in Lubbock, Texas, and I wanted to keep my promise to him to send it to you. Again, I thank you for everything. You are one of our favorite performers and we certainly hope to have you visit Texas Tech University once again. And I especially thank you for taking the time to make the caricature of my two children. I have framed it and placed it in my office and received countless compliments. Take care and we hope to see you again soon!”
(I remember this little boy watching over my shoulder while I was drawing. He and his sister were very talkative and kept us all in stiches for about half an hour. His drawing totally made my day! It was adorable and pretty good for an 8 year old and I told her so in a reply.

“As a parent, I thank you so much for your kind words about my little ones. That means the world to me. Good luck to you with all of your future presentations”

- (Excerpts from letters between myself and) Sonia Moore,

TTU Daytime Committee Advisor, Tech Activities Board, October 5, 2009