As stated in an earlier post, I have been learning about creating podcasts. The podcast series has two channels, one called Creative Endeavors, featuring topics on art and another called Inspirations, about things of spiritual nature. ( creative endeavors podcast is not up yet, I’ll let you know)

I started the podcast for Inspirations to help other people and to help promote my collectible series God’s Word Collectibles.

I have been focusing on the Inspirations channel which features a show called Generations. Three generations of Christian women sharing their thoughts about different issues and aspects of life. The women… My mom and my daughter, and myself. I has been a great deal of fun, and very interesting to hear what each generation thinks and is going through and how we compare. We have recorded our first 10, and have the first 4 up on the God’s Word Website. You can go to the main God’s Word Collectibles web site front page and click on blog/ forum. Or go directly to the blog

Sure would love to know what other think!

I guess I never had an example of what giving blood can do. It can make a baby giggle, and dance!

My client, in case you have forgotten about this commission, I’ll post another picture here

My client posted this short audio.

In it she describes the fight her little baby went through with childhood leukemia, and just how her receiving blood made a difference. Jenna passed away not long ago and I have created this sculpture that will sit at her grave site. If you have not thought about giving blood, this short audio may just change your mind. When you do give blood, maybe you will have a vision of a little baby, kicking his/her feet up in a dance, just like Jenna.

The sculpture unveiling is rescheduled for the end of September. Which will be a great time to visit Vermont, where Dick Hathaway is going. We figured a September unveiling would bring more people. While visiting the foundry the other day I took this picture. I’m creating a video on the casting process and will post it soon. It is hard to believe that the sculpture is cut into so many pieces and put back together again.