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Cunningham Park Through The Eyes Of A Seven Year Old (Noah E Starr)

It's the grin and the body motion that makes watching him take pictures so interesting for me as a parent with an Autistic son. He doesn't say much, but he starts moving with this happy, half dance step, using his body to zoom in and out while floating the camera around to snap shots. It always makes other kids come over to see what he sees. My fave part is when I get to see what he sees... I may have to start taking the video camera instead of catching him work with my cell phone (LOL). ;-)

The Autistic Photography of Noah E. Starr: Holy Cow Playground From The Eyes Of A Child

TLW, this is for you. Your grand-minions send their love, hugs and kisses. We hope to see you in February. I gave Noah my Nikon today and let the boys play TomTom and Photographer. We didn't have far to go. They made a bee line for one of their fave spots and I had a wonderful time watching Noah explore with the camera. He's going to make a wonderful photographer. Stephen was a pip. He kept shooting the ground (LOL). I took some cell phone videos of him working with the camera and will post my thoughts about that later.

Here is some wee people eye candy. Holy Cow Playground from the eyes of a child...

Kids doing Localism. I bet you didn't see that one coming (LOL). ;-)

RainCamp: Ben Is Up And His Lecture Is Awesome

I am seated between Irene Kenedy and Cindy Jones. I have Paddy Pizappi ahead of me and Steve K, Sheldon N, Josef K and Jeff B in my sights to the right. It's a Who's Who in here and I am going to have a lot of fun capturing eye candy.

Got to hug Christa Caulk and Jon Washburn when I can in. BTW, they upgraded me to include swag presents for the little minions. Shorties have RainCamp shirts. How awesome is that? Very!

The Actives are in the house... Wordy C is about to have a lot of fun with my ActivePeeps. ;-)

Trinity Broadcast Theater

I am sorting through approximately 200 photographs and will be locked in my house on Saturday writing a major Localism post on TBN/TBT(NYC). I had no idea I would walk away with so much information and am very pleased I decided to do this project. This place is amazing and Elizabeth Weintraub wants to see their Tiffany skylight in the Green Room. Just the thought of it being a remote possibility makes me drool. It's a Tiffany people. How could you not drool over Tiffany? That is major eye candy. Seriously (LOL).

I have to ask permission because that is a restricted area... I will ask after I post my coverage of the two live telecasts I observed on the 7th and 8th. They were both amazing. If they roll like that every broadcast 2010 is going to be mad cool. I may have a new addiction... I'm hooked on TBN live (LOL).

Wait until you see the monster PDF I am cooking up for this puppy. I may have to turn this into a series because I love what they are doing over there. The draft is in progress... Wanna sneak peek? Why not. If I'm gonna tease ya' I might as well tease ya' (LOL). ;-)

Will Be Working In Manhattan For The Rest Of The Evening Collecting Eye Candy...

Later this evening I will be waiting to be seated inside of this building. Hopefully, by the time I finish my research and hanging out at my first live taping of a TBN broadcast I will have something very interesting to share with you guys. Kim Clement will be the host at TBN of New York City on January 7 & 8th and I am really looking forward to being there tonight and tomorrow.

BTW, the TBN NYC Theater is housed in a historical building from 1869. I am having a lot of fun learning about the buildings surrounding Union Square. Will be taking the train in because I am still not sure where I should be parking the car (LOL).

BTW, I really like Kim's website. I just signed up for the E-Blasts because Kim is a very interesting individual and I like the way he expresses his beliefs. I have a feeling I am about to learn something phenomenal tonight. Stay tuned... I'm blogging live from Manhattan. Starbucks and Barnes & Noble both have WiFi (LOL). ;-)