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December 2006
This month I have
a simple lamp to show. Eagle rays.
November 2006
We just had the
one year anniversary of Hurricane Wilma. The island is green again,
and signs of the hurricane are few. Tourism has been slower, but
paradise regained.
This month I'll
show another turtle lamp with a new twist. It's called TURTLE
CAVE.
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October 2006
I just realized
September came and went and I forgot to post a piece of the month.
Well, the gallery has a new AC unit and a fresh coat of paint.
That was my major accomplishment.
My favorite pice
this month is the following...
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To see more wall
lamps, click here
September 2006
OOPS! I forgot.
August 2006
This is the latest
in hungry octopus lamps...
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July 2006
This is a candle
lamp made on special request...
June 2006
This month I want
to show off one of my new Cozumel clocks.
I am making a
series of these clocks with cedar and engraved glass. The cedar
is cut to the shape of the island of Cozumel.
click
here to see more clocks
May 2006
This month I engraved
the first of my hanging lamps that I made in Tucson in December.
It's called Reef 2006. I engraved on it for two weeks.
April 2006
This month I will
show the lamp/shelves that I made for my niece Dana, at the request
of her parents. The tiger is the logo for LSU, where she is a
student.
March 2006
Here is a new
style lamp, a wall sconse lamp that uses 2 small bulbs.
and a new style
clock...
February 2006
Things are slowly
returning to normal here. Tourism is still down, but should improve.The
biggest news is we have saved our palapa that was damaged. After
months of waiting for the "palaperos" to free themselves
up from all the work they have, they finally showed up and replaced
the posts that were broken. It's as good as new.
Glasswise, the
following lamp was definately my favorite this month. 
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turtle ballet-light
on
January 2006
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
December was a
good month. I went to Tucson, Arizona to blow glass, and came
back with a ton of new pieces to work on. I worked at Alex Adams'
studio, Glass Attack. We had a great time working together, and
hope to do it again someday. The foto below shows some of the
new lamps that I will engrave. They will be hanging lamps. Aside
from those, I have a new background color, yellow, to play with.
Also made some arch lamp pieces double the size of the normal
arch lamps. All in all, it was a successful trip. I would like
to thank Alex, Kimberley, Katie, Ursula, and the three carrot
eaters. A special thanks to Ali Baba. 
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