It went really well. The tombstone of the girl I was potreying was covered with chiggers, and I couldnt sit on the grave which is a big flat raised one. I sat a water bottle down and it was covered with them, I have right mind to up there and spray it for her.
me and mom

It makes me rediculously happy to look down and see a all this lace at my ankles, I dont where I lost my red bow on the top of the lace.

this me and a friend of mine, Jim, he plays a WWI soldier who died and was in the Rainbow unit

afterward, my boss talked me into going to the after party in a swank ritch house. I was happy to obseve that my bed princess bed was much prettier than thiers, and my mothers new kitchen kicked ass comparatively.
They always serve mint julips because the stroll is always Derby week.
Brandys students were great. THey got involved and it was just a wonderful school project. Here is a link about that in the Huntsville TImes
http://www.al.com/news/huntsvilletimes/index.ssf?/base/news/1205918146262840.xml&coll=1THere was a write up here
http://huntsville.about.com/library/weekly/aa050801a.htmif you think your city might be interested. We raised over 5000 dollars to restore some tombstones. That is an all time high. I did have some students to show so that was nice. THey had never been there. I got interviewed by a news crew. He was doing a documentary on cemetary and asked me why I thought it the event was worth wile and gave some sort of speal about people not visiting the city cemetaries anymore and they are really beautiful, maple hill has a real park atmospher about it, and then I started talking about how it harkens back to decoration day when people would have picnics and everything at the graves. It was a good.
Mike had a nice meal prepared when I got home and spent the whole day poison weeds. He said he was really upset about it not killing more than it had and was real happy with todays outcome, so all is good in my heaven and on my earth.