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The greatest man in my life is my Grandfather, Donald Smith. He lived for 79 long years. He was vibrant and full of life. To know him was to love him. We laid him to rest on Wednesday. These were my words at the funeral: "There are so many wonderful things to say about my Grandfather and I wish I had time to share them all. For today, I will share the attributes that made him special to me. In my eyes, my Grandfather was the model citizen. He taught me the importanc

Well I couldn't have predicted this one either. I will have a nephew in less than a month and my brother will be the first of us 5 to have a child. I was invited to join this baby shower committee on short notice and it was the day after my big jewelry event. But I was able to contribute my artistic talent (and $) by designing the shower invitation. Lindsay likes Disney, so baby Mickey was the theme. On the day of the baby shower, I had to help my cousin Courtney after sh

My Great Uncle Micheal opened up a bar last year in OKC. I helped him set up the social media, website, and designed his logo and his ads. I've really enjoyed this and I have really learned a lot from it. I really wish him success! His customers are an interesting crowd. I've enjoyed it every time I hang out for a little bit. He even has some nice Native art from his patrons. Some samples of my work: ​SLXLM He insisted on the spiders, these spiders, not just any spiders

Today we will be celebrating the life of my Grandmother, Mrs. Corrilla Smith. I can't express how important she was to me and my family. We love her and we will miss her. These are the tributes that we worked together to create for her. My mother wrote the poem, Auntie Iris and my cousin, Charisse, wrote the obituary, I did all the layout and design. And my cousin, Dion, and I created the slideshow. Rest In Peace Grandma