My First Christmas...my head looks just as round as that bulb (1969)!
Me and my twin brother, Chris, feeling unsure about Santa (1971).
Chris and I on our first pair of skates (1971).
My favorite Christmas decoration...twirling, bell ringing angels (1972).
Oh boy! A baton! I should consider adding that into my current performances...though I wouldn't recommend sitting in the front row (1973).
This is probably the last time I touched a sewing machine. This pictures also features a baby doll cradle that my dad made for me. I still have the cradle. I also want to point out that I'm wearing my
The Christmas cake I made for my brother in my Easy Bake Oven. I still feel this excited whenever I see a cake of any kind (1975).
Me with my "Cathy Quick Curl" doll. She was my first doll with long hair (1976).
Skating on the ice rink my dad made each year in our own backyard. Isn't that just the best? We had flood lights, outdoor speakers and everything. Thanks dad! (1977).
The house I grew up in (with the ice skating rink in our backyard) - Spokane, WA. I'm a fan of the colored big bulbs around the roof...they made my room glow in multi-color (1977).
I'm sitting in with Kathy Colton and the Reluctants performing a mix of acoustic upbeat folk/rock cover tunes on the South Stage. This performance is fun on many levels - I went to college my first two years at NIC and many of the participants in the art show also participate in the Custer Arts & Crafts Shows that I run. Worlds colliding!