We took this picture during our
most recent trip. It's her first time on the beach. Never mind that it was Scarborough, so the water was fresh from the North Sea. It was sunny, so the brits were all out
 
 

More Pictures of Freya

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

To my links
Perhaps just a few years out of date . . .
This picture of me is slightly more current--but the ears look wrong.
[taken by Bev Cruse]
 
This is home - re-painted.  The tiger lilies look good, too.
Two pieces I made a couple of years ago (November 2000)
This is my grand-niece Isabelle
This is not a typical expression.
Or maybe it is, when she's feeling a grrrrr coming out.
Thanks to Brian for this picture of my whole family-
(back row) Dad, me, Scott, Blake, Josh, Ben, Elisabeth, Quincy
(middle group) Mom, Joyce, David, Lynn, Paul, Theresa, Margaret, Jerry
(right up front) Sara, Kate

Personal Links

Our vacation: 2002
My Genealogy Information
(a.k.a. "My list is longer than your list")
See some of my costumes
Pictures from Kate's wedding

Groups I belong to

St. Louis Ubiquitous Tailoring Society - Yep, the Sluts!

Star Fleet Ladies Auxiliary and Embroidery/Baking Society - The Few, the Proud, the Strange!  I'm honored to be an associate!

Charleston Alley Theatre - this place has given me a lot of satisfaction over the years.  They do such nice plays, even the ones I'm not in myself.

Places I find interesting 

(in no particular order--because I'm that kind of person)

The Costume Site - one of the best all-round sources for information on costumes, clothing history, methods, etc.

The International Costumer's Guild - wonderful organization for anyone who builds or just likes to look at costumes.  The Sluts are part of this organization.

Archon - Yearly SF con I never miss!!

Hoaxbusters - because you should check before you pass that dire message to all your friends!

 Jigzone - jigsaw puzzles; I shouldn't be the only one wasting time.

Hallmarks of Felinity - really funny cartoons!

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page revised    06/2002
Background and arch art by Bradley W. Schenck. See his web page at:
 http://www.webomator.com/bws

And that's all, folks!