Friday, March 21, 2008

Mom & Dad Neal Visit Statesboro!

Rick & June decided to leave the cold New Jersey weather behind for a weekend in South Georgia ... I mean, really - who wouldn't? It was a great weekend! We took a ride in the Scout ... though we thought "it looked like it's going to rain."
 

We had our friends over Saturday night for some Boston Butt & Brunswick Stew ... which I was able to use my tureen (yay!).  We watched the storms roll through, watching lightening & sitting in the iron chairs on the deck-probably not the smartest idea.

Sunday was great - we sat outside and worked on 'projects' where June and myself got some awesome v-neck and scoop-neck tan lines ... can't get those in NJ this time of year, can ya!? Bryan & Rick worked on flower beds around the deck - which turned out GREAT while June and I tried to find flowers that like the shade ... options were limited. But, we found a couple + a gorgeous Bougenvellia in hopes it will climb the shed. 

While the men were working, the women found a huge caterpillar from the stone ages. It's curled up because June dropped it - so it's recovering from a 100-million-caterpillar-story drop. He survived. After curling up for 3 hours in a state of shock, the tough fella finally made it's way far, far away from the tormenting humans.


And the final picture of the weekend ... Bryan & June; taken with her super awesome camera.



Thursday, March 6, 2008

This That & The Other Magazine

This That & The Other Magazine's March issue is out! That means my 1st month of working with the magazine has been published! (Check it out...) My picture is horrendous. But oh well.





The "Grand Opening of the Center for Art & Theatre"


wow. new job. big test.
I was thrown into an ocean without a  raft for my 1st two weeks of work. After putting in an extra work week of overtime in ONE week, the squalls have definitely tamed. I got to meet a hell of a woman, Betty Foy Sanders ... the giver of ALL of the money for the "Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art" and play the role of 'barker of orders'

I thoroughly enjoyed myself, however.

In the picture is the Honorable Governor Sanders & his wife, Betty.
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