Here we have Jo White (right) who "invented" the International Calligraphy Conventions in Minnesota 26 years ago AND Sheila Waters, renowned calligraphic artist (and now DVD Queen) from Washington DC.They are dancing on the final night of the Conference a Boomer Band that was terrific.




Here is Judy Melvin doing her stuff in her class called "IMPROV"



Mary Ann David

madhatters!

The Closing Party was themed "Madhatter's party" Oh my, some very creative hats. here are two lovely women with wild hats. I can't identify either of them, but i know the one in the middle ; ) If you can help with identification, please let me know. Here's the amazing CC Sadler. CC made a hat out or her hair.. how clever! For those who don't know, CC has been the photographer, producer, director and editor of the 'slide show' retrospective for the closing cerrmonies. ALwAyS very well done!!! YOU RoCK, CC!

teri, working away in the Ozarks

Ann VT

It's the beautiful Ann Van Tassel, looking quite fabulous and colorful at the Show and Share on our final day of conference.

big hugs to you, Annie!
teri

More conferencing

Here are a couple of pictures here for the Letterforum blog! First one is.....hmmmmm....who could that gorgeous gal be?? Oh yes! Our
great Cyberscribe leader! - at our CS dinner. Great picture!

Second one is a picture on the Mad Hatters night of Liz Simmonds of Black
Mountain, NC; Lorraine Demers of Quebec, Canada and me! (Sandia Park, NM) Lorns has on the hat she wore on her wedding day 35 years ago! Needless to say Liz and I aren't THAT old! 8-) I do regret we didn't get you or Jen in that picture!! Love the one of the 4 of us on the swing! We ARE
the women of the ilk, aren't we??!

Julie Gray in NM

women of "Ilk"

At some point during the week, i told jen grove about my friend who visited me in early July. Amy, from PA, had a fabulous time here and we played around with what was deserving for women of our ilk. Things like meals suited for a queen, having doors opened for us... stuff like that. Well, one day, as jen and i were walking along the path, we passed the chair swing under the trees. it was the FIRST time we had walked by when the swing was empty. We immediately squealed "Look, a chair for our ilkiness!!" not long after that, Julie Gray and Lorraine Demers passed by. we invited them to join our ilk as they are certainly qualified. Lorraine jokingly wondered if she wanted to be seen in photography with the likes of us!! Silly girl! --so here we are Lorraine on the left, Julie on the right
Next to come along was Heather Lee.


As more people passed, we coerced them to become members of the sisters of ilk. I believe that's one of newer members on the left.. the little inkmouse. jennifer (oh dear, i forget your last name) from judy melvin's class standing next to jen in the back and Lynn (last name forgotten, also in judy's class) and forgive me for totally forgetting the name of the lovely woman in the middle

Lastly, yes, jen and i were caught kissing upon many occassion. what can we say?? we are sisters!!!

Kodak moments

Our Cyberscribes group has a special board where we share pictures with each other. yesterday, Christine from Oregon shared a picture of four of us taking a picture of someone in front of her work. I am the third person in the line up
and this is the picture that I was taking. Kate Irwin of Virginia painted a lovely canvas in Charles Pearce's class. Lovely photo of a wonderful woman who should be quite proud of what she produced!

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madly catching up from my Ozark home, teri