Friends & Arts

Playwright, lecturer, columnist, theater critic and pen for hire, Jenny wields a wide range of writing skills. She is well known among the Los Angeles literati - and Los Angeles is "The Creative Capital of the World", after all (but New York claims their creatives are "cooler" because they're all unemployed). Jennie was married to Sleepy James, who also appears on this list, but that was dissolved in divorce.

Katrelia   - & -   Mary's Market

Late as of 24 August, 2023, see her memorial page at Katrelia Anne Angus. Katrelia was a writer and lecturer on mythopoeic themes, particularly on the works of J.R.R.Tolkein and C.S.Lewis. She also was an avid belly dancer, as can be seen in the photos from Christmas at Mary's Market in Sierra Madre. She is also a possum enthusiast. Mary's Market and Canyon Cafe has been operating in the canyons above Sierra Madre since the 1920s.   Christmas 2008   -   Christmas 2009   -   Christmas 2011   -   Christmas 2012, 2013, 2014   -   Christmas 2015

Jan and Mallory had a long performing career, specializing in costumed entertainment in several historical formats and are particularly noted for their pirate songs. Unfortunately, they're pretty much retired now due to matters of health. Check out the photos from La Tierra de La Culebra. They also produced wonderful bead and knot based neckwear for sale at Pirate Primitive, but the Web site is now closed.

Singer and songwriter, Sleepy has toiled in the music vineyard for more than 40 years...and has no intention to stop now. His latest CD, "The American Prisoner," featuring 15 original tunes, is available at CD Baby and iTunes. He was married to literary diva Jennie Webb (see above), but that has been dissolved in divorce.

The Pagan Federation seeks to support all Pagans to ensure they have the same rights as the followers of other beliefs and religions. It aims to promote a positive profile for Pagans and Paganism and to provide information on Pagan beliefs to the media, official bodies and the greater community.

Loop braiding is a way to make useful and decorative cords and bands, using only your hands and some yarn or string. It has a long history, worldwide, going back thousands of years. Some patterns have been preserved in medieval and later manuscripts from England and Japan.

A former dancer, Robin now does sculpture in stone, semi-abstract paintings, and custom paintings of sports figures, on canvas, T shirts, soccer balls, and other appropriate objects (and she might do politicians if the pay was good).