Okay, here's Great Aunt Mabel

Here's my first try at drawing Great Aunt Mabel, the mean old Aunt from STAR CROSSED RASCALS.

My Drawings In Progress

Okay, so I'm still practicing my drawings. I've just drawn these scenes for some of the scenes in my story STAR CROSSED RASCALS. I still have to add some background, but here's my first go.

My drawings of Pollyweena Grubble and Gertie McDougal, from my story, Star Crossed Rascals.

Here's my first drawings of the two rascals, Pollyweena Grubble and Gertie McDougal, the characters from my story, STAR CROSSED RASCALS.

Polly's doing her happy dance.         Gertie's thinking up the next adventure.

Star Crossed Rascals

Yay! I've finally finished writing, and editing my latest story:
STAR CROSSED RASCALS, and boy, did I have fun writing it. This was the very first story I actually put to paper. I've completed other stories since, but I kept going back to this one. The reason it's so dear to my heart is because it started out as my childhood memoirs, particularly the bubblegum episode. However, I decided to turn it into a fictitious children's story instead, and it grew from there. Let's face it, all kids love bubblegum, but maybe not quite as much as my characters, Pollyweena Grubble and Gertie McDougal.

Teehee. Now, I'm writing the sequel.

My first classroom.

This photo was taken on one of my first days at school. My seat was at the other side of the room, so I'm not seen, but the picture certainly brings back strange and wonderful memories. Like the time I stuffed my wet pants down the back of the radiator to dry, but ended up stinking out the classroom. And getting pinched on the leg by the angel-faced devil I had to sit next to. All are great inspirations for writing children's stories.

I look innocent below, but I believe me, I wasn't.

These pictures inspired me to write Star Crossed Rascals.