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WHO: Dominican Actress Suveria Mota (Las Pandillas de Los Angeles) co-stars as Raquel
alongside:
Christian Keyes (Diary of a Mad Black Woman, Lets Stay Together), Carl Payne (Martin, Rock Me Baby), Jason Weaver (Smart Guy, The Jacksons: An American Dream), Shanti Lowry (The Game) , Vanessa Simmons (Run's House), Gabrielle Dennis (The Game, Blue Mountain State).
WHEN: This Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 4pm, 7pm and 9pm
WHERE: GMC can be viewed on the following stations in LA:
4DTV Channel W5292
DIRECTV Channel 338
DISH Network Channel 188
FAVE Channel 113
Sky Angel Faith TV Channel 113
Time Warner Cable Channel 160
Dominican Actress Suveria Mota getting feisty with Actor Christian Keyes in GMC TV's "What Would You Do for Love?"
WHY: Raquel is a sassy, out-spoken Dominican woman with a great heart who works at
Fit & Fab Gym with fitness trainer, Actor Christian Keyes and the popular cast.
After inheriting millions, Christian’s character seeks true love in 30 days while
keeping his newfound wealth a secret.
Since one of my favorite past times when traveling is to visit the public library in a city, I thought I'd share that Tuesday, May 7, 2013, hundreds of people will gather in Washington, D.C. to tell Congressmen to protect library funding.
Libraries are a safe haven, they're where people who can't afford the internet find access, it's where children learn to read and enjoy having books read to them, it's where you can find all kinds of research, escape the world in new worlds built in your imagination and we need them as a society.
Here's some information that was presented to me you may not know about your favorite celebrities. Who knew they read too?:) That's George Lucas' personal library. Awesome, eh?
To mark the annual day, here's some facts about celebrities who love libraries:
*Beyoncé has her own personal librarian that catalogues nearly 50,000 reams of footage of herself that she amassed for ten years.
*Bill Cosby, winner of the Library of Congress' "Living Legend" award, has raised funds for the Brooklyn Public Library's Support Our Shelves fundraising campaign.
*NBA player and Olympic gold medalist Dwayne Wade was the Honorary Chair of the American Library Association’s Library Card Sign-up Month.
*Bestselling author Ray Bradbury has said “Most of you can afford to go to college, but if you want to educate yourself completely, go to the library and educate yourself. When I was 28 years old, I graduated from Library.”
*Karl Lagerfeld, Rod Stewart, Diane Keaton, Woody Allen, Joan Rivers, Kelsey Grammer and Oprah all own large, private libraries.
*Oprah’s large library collection contains autographed first editions of “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee and John Steinbeck’s “Cup of Gold.” (This is hers.)
*Kirk Douglas has said “"My mother and father were illiterate immigrants from Russia. When I was a child they were constantly amazed that I could go to a building and take a book on any subject. They couldn't believe this access to knowledge we have here in America. They couldn't believe it was free.”
LOS
ANGELES, CA Actress Suveria Mota
co-stars as Raquel, in “What Would You Do for Love,” alongside Christian
Keyes, Carl Payne, Jason Weaver, Gabrielle Dennis, Vanessa Simmons and
Shanti Lowry. Raquel is a sassy, out-spoken Dominican woman with a great heart who
works at Fit & Fab Gym with fitness trainer, Actor Christian Keyes.
After
inheriting millions, Christian’s character seeks true love in 30 days while
keeping his new-found wealth a secret. This two-part World Premiere adapted
stage show is scheduled to air on the GMC network this spring
(2013).
On the set of GMC's What Would You Do for Love?
“I loved playing the part of Raquel and had the best time
with the cast on and off the set,” says Suveria. “Working alongside veteran
actors helped me learn a lot about trusting my comedic choices. I'm
also very thankful to the Director Drue Powell for letting me make a few
improv choices in some scenes like adding in a few simple Spanish words here
and there.”
Within three months of moving to Hollywood, Actress
Suveria Mota joined SAG and AFTRA working as a stand-in on top-rated television
series and films which included "Glee," "Honey 2," "Larry Crowne," and "Spores." Not one
to let grass grow under her feet, she continued to hone her craft by taking
acting and production classes, all the while auditioning for major parts.
Her
hard work has paid off as Suveria now has a starring role in Swirl Films’ “What
Would You Do for Love.”
Born in Santo Domingo, in the Dominican Republic, the
bilingual beauty with an exotic look has put her
Spanish language skills to good use in Producer/Director Lamonte Moore’s
animated cult film, “Las Pandillas
Actress Suveria Mota and Estrella TV News Anchor, Myrka Dellanos
de Los Angeles,” as well as being seen on
stage in the Spanish theatrical play, “Madres & Heronias.” She has also
done guest spots on the web series’ “Screensters” and
“Bridges to Bridges.”
Suveria Mota moved to New York City at the age of four.
Her abilities as a dancer found her performing all over the city while in High
School, but acting was always her true calling. She attended Lehman College and
graduated with a degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology, and a minor in
English Literature.
Suveria’s ear for language, grace as a dancer, beautiful
exotic look and cosmopolitan outlook bodes well for her success in
Hollywood.
About GMC TV
GMC TV (www.watchGMCtv.com) is America’s favorite network for uplifting music and
family entertainment. The network presents original and acquired movies,
series, stage plays and music specials along with gMovies, the first
faith-friendly streaming movie service. The GMC TV brand is reflected in
“Uplift Someone,” the network’s successful pro-social initiative. GMC TV can be
seen in more than 62 million homes on various cable systems around the country,
as well as DISH Network on channel 188, DIRECTV on channel 338 and Verizon FiOS
on channel 224. Follow GMC TV on Facebook and Twitter.
Suveria Mota has attended OK! Magazine's "So Sexy" party at the Mondrian Sky Bar, and Estrella TV's launch party for News Anchor, Myrka Dellanos with more appearances planned.
Every so often, there comes a point in my journey where I realize I can't do it all by myself no matter how hard I try. I need help. As an entreprenuer it's easy to get so focused on what you're working on that you forget there are people in your life who are struggling too and we're not alone in this.
We're all in this together. We all want each other to succeed.
Sometimes it doesn't feel like that. Sometimes it doesn't look like that. But when you peel away the facade, hear someone's story and realize they're struggling to make it just like you it's really encouraging. I'm not alone. I can relate to someone else. They get me too.
It was another reason I returned to LA after living in GA. I missed the entreprenuerial spirit, the "we're going to make something big happen," and the excitement of seeing people find success when they worked hard enough and long enough towards a goal. The skies the limit out here. You never know when you'll meet the next Bill Gates, Ralph Lauren, Van Gogh, or Jennifer Lawrence and that's exciting.
I also love the international aspect of CA. My new client is from the Domican Republic, I have a Russian friend I'll be telling you about in a little bit, and LA is such a melting pot you're always meeting new cultures, new personalities and new people. Love it!
Being an entreprenuer is something I've been all my life. I don't really know how else to be. When I was very young I picked flowers from our yard and sold them to our neighbors. When I was in high school my sisters and I sold the most candy bars in the entire school to earn a TV because we didn't have one growing up and really wanted it. We went door-to-door, sold them outside grocery stores and just made it happen.
My Dad wanted us to read and not be influenced by TV, but gave in when we won one of our own. What could he say? He's very entreprenuerial too and despite having stability with his teaching career, always invested wisely in real estate and taught us the value of a dollar and working hard to achieve it.
I've tried corporate life and sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Each time has been a learning experience, a growing experience, and a chance to see how other people run their companies - what works, what doesn't. What systems are in place, what roles people play, how people accept certain things, or not. Also, a chance to make friends, many I've kept in touch with long after.
I've been working at Shopzilla, a shopping portal, off and on for a few years now and it's one of my favorite companies I have ever worked for. They're chill, low-key, low stress, no drama, and everyone genuinely likes each other and working there. At least that's what I've observed.
I always feel welcome when I pop in for my gigs and like I have value. It may be a minor role I play, but I feel accepted, supported and like I have friends who care. When I'm not there I don't think about them or hang out, but keep up on Facebook and when I'm back, it's like no time has passed at all.
All that to say, it's what I realize is missing in my life more and more. Working on my new web series/travel show and corresponding online social community for women has been a lonely, isolated experience. I don't have an office I go to, I don't have co-workers to bounce ideas off of, and I am not actively encouraging or supporting anyone else in their endeavors until recently.
That's why I was so happy to work with an actress to help her launch her career now that she has a starring role in a big TV movie airing on GMC this spring called "What Would You Do for Love." She's beautiful, talented, grounded, humble and smart. Everything you could ever ask for of someone you represent.
Her name is Suveria Mota and mark my words, you will remember her name because this is just the start of something big for her. She's too talented, too beautiful, and too motivated not to succeed. Plus, she has the support of her family which makes all the difference in the world.
Actress Suveria Mota - Pretty in Pink
Sultry Actress Suveria Mota
See what I mean? Beautiful inside and out.
And we're just getting started working together! It was so fun to have her join me at the OK! Magazine's "So Sexy" party at the Mondronian Sky Bar recently because it was a great party filled with lots of beautiful people. Recognize anyone?:)
It feels good to sow into her life and help her achieve her goals because I love helping women move forward in their lives.
It's why I started my Goal Gals group and it's why I'm starting my travel adventure website/show for women too.
I want to show women they can have fun traveling, escape the worries of their life and come back with a renewed, refreshed outlook and perspective to attack life more joyfully, with an open-heart and feeling fulfilled. Travel does that as a by-product of new experiences and new people.
It's life-changing.
I may not have a lot of physical possessions, but the memories I've developed over the years from traveling is priceless. I'm not materialistic, never have been.
I like nice things, but don't need them to feel I have value as a human being. I learned that volunteering with Hungarian orphan children right after college and through my spiritual studies. The orphans gave freely of the little they had and were the happiest children I have ever met. It's why I ran a toy drive to give them toys for four years after meeting them until a Hungarian woman took over the toy drive for me.
That's why I wanted to share another friend's story with you too. You have probably seen Victoria Kashtan at various Silicon Beach events shooting pictures, smiling, always gracious, always kind, but her humble demeanor hides her brilliance which I really feel needs to shine and why I felt compelled to share her doc with you today.
Plus, her doc, Notes of a Freshman, includes another tech startup company I respect and support, Enplug. Win, win.:)
Here's the story line: "They are both Freshman – they’re both dreamers. An amateur Russian filmmaker struggling for her life in America meets a Chinese entrepreneur – David – building a new media Empire in Hollywood.
Inspired by David’s personality and deeply believing in his ideas, she rises to the challenge of making a movie about him and his company. Treating his character as a future celebrity in the beginning of his way she stakes her career on creating the story of the American Dream in the twenty-first century."
Watch and see...
Isn't she talented? And so interesting too. I find her Russian background very unique and also, Enplug's story too. If you care to contribute, or get involved, click here for info: http://www.victoriakashtan.com/#!notes-of-a-freshman/c23eb
So, all this to say, even though our LA Tech and Entertainment scene can be disjointed. Even though it sometimes feels like you're not really supported, you are. We're not alone. We are in this together. We really do want each other to succeed. I know I need to immerse myself even more by moving closer and getting involved even more.
Find an accelerator to be around more like minds. Find funding to move my project along faster. Find business people I can learn and grow from even more. Find more cool events to take my client to and introduce her to the right people.
I need the support and encouragement of friends who get me and what I'm doing too. I also need some distance between me and my family to be able to focus on what I need to accomplish for my client and myself more fully.
Even though I have no idea what the future holds, I'm excited for it. I know if I work hard enough I will find success for Suveria and myself. And hopefully other women who need a positive role-model to see they can make it too against incredible odds.
I gain encouragement from the youthful optimism of the young female entreprenuers I meet at various tech events who haven't faced road blocks yet, or experienced aging parents yet and all the dynamics that brings.
Here's something Victoria has on her website which encapsulates this feeling:
“Very quickly I realized that if you really want to become Someone in America you have to create something unique and be persistent in promoting yourself. Even if you can only show your naked ass in the window you have to show it every day at the same time so finally you’ll start to get paid for it”
– Vica for Notes Of A Freshman
I need to be reminded by younger entreprenuers that it is possible. Life can be good. And everything's going to be ok. Sometimes I just wish I had someone strong to lean against to gain strength from, but since I don't have a guy in my life right now I gain encouragement from my friends and my church. And God.
"For I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Phil 4:13
9 "And He has said to me, 'My grace is sufficient for you, for power is perfected in weakness.' Most gladly, therefore, I will rather boast about my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may dwell in me.10 Therefore I am well content with weaknesses, with insults, with distresses, with persecutions, with difficulties, for Christ’s sake; for when I am weak, then I am strong." 2 Corinthians 12: 9,10
And I'll leave you with this because it's one of my favorite songs to listen to and sing along with. Gives me such hope and encouragement too. Christina Perri's A Thousand Years
One of the many reasons I moved back from Georgia after living there a year is I really missed my daily, almost hourly infusion of celebrities we are fed through the news, internet and simply by virtue of living in CA. Shallow, I know, but there's something special about being around people who have achieved something many others in the world only dream about.
That said, now that I'm attending more A-list events, it's something I'm adjusting to because it's been a little while.:) Living in Georgia, I was out of the loop in that regard because no one knew me back there in the same way my fellow publicists and friends do out here.
There was also more of a, how do you say, "distinction" because for some reason back there, every high-end event also had a high price tag which made it prohibitive to attend regularly and it was hard to find out about events because I wasn't as tapped in as I am here.
It was a weird feeling to start over in Georgia professionally when I'm used to the perks and ease that comes along with years-old business relationships built on trust, mutual respect and professional standing. Plus, having a blog that people in the industry read makes a difference too.
However, I'm glad I took the break because it has helped me appreciate what I do have in my life professionally and personally that much more. Like being invited to special events!:)
I do find though, that certain people who only saw me in a certain way in GA, have more difficulty accepting the fact that I do attend celebrity events and enjoy this lifestyle very much. There's jealousy and weirdness that comes with those friendships and as a result, sometimes I find it's difficult to share because I don't want to offend or make someone jealous.
But now that some time has passed, I don't care as much.:) Plus, my CA friends see so many celebrities too that it's not a big deal to them which levels the playing field.
That's why I want to share with you who else was in attendance at the recent cool Onyx and Breezy Foundation Fundraiser and the rest of the evening now. Even I was impressed to be included in such cool company and I'm not easily impressed too often.
Here's some highlights of people you may recognize:
Emmy Rossum and guest
Peter Facinelli of Twilight renown
Katherine Ross (The Graduate, Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid) Diane Warren (Honoree of the evening and music icon), Sam Elliott (Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid, Tombstone & many more)
There were other red carpet appearances which you can peek at here.
We all enjoyed performances by American Idol, Lee Dewyze and Dominic Scott Kay and listened to a funny announcer who auctioned off an amazing picture of Marilyn Monroe created by one of the youngest artists to ever be accepted into the Louvre and then listened to Ken Howard introduce Diane Warren and Christopher Ameruoso as the esteemed honorees of the night, and James Costa introduce Foundation Founder, Wanda Shefts.
Here's the sweet note I received from them after I shared Part I: "Joy, thank you so much for the beautiful write up. We're glad you enjoyed yourself. It was a big night for us and we had a great response to our formal introduction of the O&B to L.A.
The need is so great in L.A. and we've spent so much money in grants saving animals in L.A. it just made sense to finally have a fundraiser there. We've saved over 1600 animals from the euthanasia list in L.A. alone in the last couple of years. That's not counting the funds spent on spay/neuters or medical emergencies. Thank you again for your lovely description of the party. We hope to do something even larger next year and if so, we hope you'll be there to join us."
Here's some pictures I snapped when my camera died. Please make sure to watch the highlight video because it really gives you a broad overview of what they do!
Award-winning singer and actress Vanessa Williams will host the Real Change—Artists for Education telecastairing nationally tonight, April 23. (Check your local TV listings for channel and time.*)
“Education has always played an important role throughout my life,” said Williams. “It’s important that young students are inspired to chase their dreams and feel that they can make a difference in the world.”
This one-hour program, in partnership with AdoptAClassroom.org and presenting sponsor Office Depot, combines celebrities with philanthropy, plus exclusive musical performances, touching one-on-one interviews and more. Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Pitbull and many more will celebrate educators in association with AdoptAClassroom.org and Office Depot to raise awareness for the need of education, school supplies and hope.
“Vanessa is the perfect host for the Real Change telecast, and we are honored to have her on board,” said Liam Murphy, Founder & CEO of REAL Change Productions. “As the daughter of two teachers, Vanessa shares our desire to help educators and students by bringing necessary school supplies into the classroom.”
Watch the trailer to see all the amazing musicians who are donating their time and energy to this wonderful project.
Real Change convenes a class of international music superstars including Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Pitbull, Lady Antebellum, Redfoo, Jason Mraz,Quincy Jones and Glee star,Matthew Morrison. Some visit schools in their hometowns while others discuss the teachers that inspired them and surprise deserving students and organizations along the way.
*Real Change will premiere nationally on Tuesday, April 23 (two weeks before National Teacher Appreciation Week). Check local TV listings or watch online at LiveRealChange.com.
There are cat lovers in the world and there are dog lovers in the world.
I'm in the dog lover camp and so were many at the recent Onyx and Breezy Foundation's "Saving Tails" Fundraiser held at James Costa's private home high in the Hollywood Hills.
These are always the best parties because it's always a select group of people, a one-of-a-kind experience and for a good cause. This was no exception.
I knew it would be good when I saw that not only was the prolific, amazing award-winning songwriter, Diane Warren being honored, and a cool photographer I had never heard of, seen here, but knew I'd like because I love all photographers, Christopher Ameruoso, many talented musicians like American Idol winner Lee DeWyze would be entertaining us throughout the night too.
Remember this sweet Golden Globes moment with Diane Warren?
Tony and Emmy Award-winningactor, and current SAG/AFTRA co-President KenHoward and his wife Linda, along with Foundation TrusteesWanda & Mark Shefts, and co-chair Cindy Kay were also participating which made me even more interested in attending. (Here's Ken, Linda and Diane.)
I wasn't the only one intrigued by the mission and description of the Onyx and Breezy Foundation as stated here: "The Onyx and Breezy Foundation for the Welfare ofAnimals is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that provides financialsupport to credible organizations and individuals that benefitthe welfare of animals. 100% of donations to the Foundationgo directly to animals in need.
The Foundation providesassistance in a variety of ways: funding of equipment formedical facilities, spay and neuter programs, disaster relief,puppy mill rescues, food, medicine and supplies, funding of shelters, rescues, foster groups and sanctuaries. The Foundation also provides funds for the pets of individuals where hardship is present."
As I walked up to where the shuttle bus would take us to the home, Sam Elliott, Katherine Ross and others were graciously signing autographs on pictures collectors were holding. I didn't recognize Sam at first, but knew he looked familiar because his iconic moustache is rather memorable.
Here he is during the party chatting with Greg Louganis and a friend. Now do you recognize him?:)
Can you imagine the conversations all these folks were having throughout the night? I was kinda shy when I arrived because I get like that when I don't know anybody, but I did see my buddy, Photographer Michael Bezjian, who always covers the best high-end parties so I knew I was in for a treat because he only does cool events.
Here's some of his work:
After shadowing him for a bit to understand who was who, I began relaxing a little more. Kinda easy to do when there's an open bar too.:)
But they weren't the only sponsors. RyanKavanaugh’s newly acquired FreeHand dog food company was a presenting sponsor along with Les Compagnons Wines,Patrón Liquor and Omega Infusion Water.
Now the handsome gentleman holding his bottle of French wine, Arnaud, told me they made this CA wine to honor Americans especially for the fundraiser and were donating 10% of every bottle purchased to Onyx and Breezy Foundation. He also said each label featured a different dog breed too. Rottweilers for Cabernet, Pinot Noir was a Dachshund, Golden Chardonnay's were of course, Golden Retrievers, and Pinot Grigio's were Beagles. Their tagline is "Savor a Sip...Save a Life."
But of course!:) Here's his cute dog, Beull, Arnaud was only too happy to share with me. I should have asked more guests for their pix because this one is so adorable!
Milana of Nuthin' Under A Million performed a beautiful song as we arrived. I'm even more impressed with her voice after checking out their fan page and seeing they're primarily a dance band. This girl could sing!
What was also fun, and something I forgot reading, was everyone was required to remove their shoes upon arrival. If you forgot, like me, and didn't want to go barefoot, you could wear footies graciously provided by the host.
Here's someone who didn't forget and had fun with the idea. Here's another fun picture of some of the guests in the bathroom enjoying the luxurious fur rug as we waited our turn.
Recognize anyone?:)
James Costas' home was stunningly appointed. I love fine art and his collection was exactly my taste. So nice to see him again after meeting him during the Farm Sanctuary event. Such a wonderful philanthropist for animals!
We all enjoyed shopping at the Silent Auction table which boasted Mary Frances purses and many more designer's wares as well.
Here's Arnaud again with the Foundation Trustee, Wanda Shefts, the woman who created the entire foundation along with her husband, when their two favorite Labs, Onyx and Breezy, died.
It was really moving to hear how many people's lives have been blessed by their generosity. I say generosity because 100% of the funds raised go to help animals and during the actual presentation of the night, the video shared the story of a young woman who had been fighting cancer when her dog became ill.
She wasn't able to afford to pay for her dog's treatment which is when Wanda and her team stepped in. They were able to provide pro bono treatment for her dog and she was able to have the comfort and love only an animal can provide as she lived her final two years. I was tearing up after hearing that one.
Ken Howard has been involved with this charity for many, many years as their National Spokesperson and was so kind as he circled the party.
Here's a few pictures of the party before the presentation honoring Diane Warren and Christopher began.
In light of what happened in Boston and the fact one of my previous posts on Tailored Republic hadn't received much time to breathe, I decided to postpone posting my coverage of the wonderful fundraiser I attended. Plus, it always takes a little bit to get all my pictures ready for publication.
However, never fear, I haven't forgotten and do plan to post it before the end of the week.
Thank you for your patience. I hope you're enjoying some of my previous blogs while you wait.
Received a pitch for a cheese carver which was so cute I had to post it because it instantly reminded me of Jennifer Garner's film, Butter, which apparently didn't do so well. I don't know why...
Maybe because the plot was so unbelievable?
As one commenter posted, "Why would anyone want to cheat on Jennifer Garner?" Or maybe, butter carvers take themselves very seriously and didn't like being made fun of?
Remember this film? I want to rent it now!
Well in case you didn't know, food carving is alive and well in Middle America folks. And here to tell us all about it is Cheese Carver, Sarah Kaufman, affectionately known as The Cheese Lady. She is so accomplished at this she set a a Guinness World Record for making art out of cheese.
In 2011, Sarah Kaufmann earned a Guinness World Record for creating the world’s largest cheese carving. Her 925-pound cheese roller coaster was created on site at the Wisconsin State Fair.
Sarah Kaufmann’s cheese-carving achievements continue to mount and make history—literally. During the 2013 President’s Day weekend, she recreated historic Mount Rushmore out of 160 pounds of cheddar cheese at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Times Square, in New York City.
Sarah Kaufmann’s sculptures promote cheese at public events around the country. After 17 years of creating deliciously artistic cheese carvings at venues such as supermarkets, state fairs, sporting events and food shows, fans of The Cheese Lady not only appreciate her art, but also her medium—Wisconsin and American-produced cheeses.
Her work is carved live on location, displayed, and then most often, it is eaten. The Cheese Lady wouldn’t have it any other way. "My audiences can have their art and eat it, too!" laughs Kaufmann. (Kinda gross to me, but I'm not a Cheese Head, so what do I know?:)
The Wisconsin native is serious about her work and brings a unique set of credentials to her carvings. A former creative director at the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board with a degree in commercial art, she now works as a freelance artist devoted to spreading the word about quality American cheesemaking.
As she creates whimsical cheese carvings using her ceramic wire loop tools at public events, she also educates and informs her audience about the art and traditions of cheesemaking. When not cheese-carving live at events, she creates commissioned cheese sculptures for weddings, birthdays, tailgate parties and celebrations of all kinds at her studio and ships them across the US.
In addition to her record-earning 925-pound roller coaster and the recent Mount Rushmore sculpture created from 160 pounds of cheddar, Sarah Kaufmann’s "cheese gallery" of carvings numbers well over one thousand including: a 40-pound high-heeled shoe, a 300-pound Green Bay Packer, a 600-pound aircraft carrier, a 1,900-pound astronaut, a 2,400-pound dairy cow and hundreds more.
Calendar of Appearances:
May 17,18 - Madison WI - HyVee Grand Opening
June 19 - Park City, Utah - Smith's Supermarket
June 26 - 29 - Easley, South Carolina - Sam's Club Grand Opening
For more information about Sarah Kaufmann, The Cheese Lady, and to view hundreds of sculptures visit her website at www.sarahcheeselady.com
I was writing all morning and didn't realize what had happened until I had posted my last blog post. How horrific and sad. My prayers and thoughts go out to all involved.
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