who is kato?
Kato is the Green Hornet’s sidekick…
Kato is also the Pink Panther’s house boy…
Kato is the free loader who used to live in O.J.’s guesthouse…
Yes, Kato is even O’J’s Akita.
Does O.J. have a thing for Katos?
Or does Kato have a thing for Akitas?
Oh, noooooooo…
This Kato is none of the above.
I am a polymer clay artist and a clay even bears my name.
I am the author of two books, “The Art of Polymer Clay” and “The Art of Polymer Clay; Surface Effects” (Watson Guptill Publishers).
I am an old hippie chick who believes that world can be better than it is.
Period.
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karine | July 6, 2007 at 3:54 pm
Hi donna,
I’m karine from France in Paris. I’m selling in my websit kato clay and kato accesories and I’m very happy with your product.
I buying to vanaken. I’ve saw in your blog you’ve also your own kato stamps and that’s interrest me vey much. Could you tell me more about this collection? Is vanaken selling also your stamps because I haven’t saw it in their catalog.
Thanks a lot.
Also, do you mind if I traduce some of your tutorals (with your link of cours) to my french custumer?
Thanks a lot for your answer
Karine
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Cheryl W | August 1, 2007 at 9:00 pm
Aw, Donna…
I’ve always thought that your clay work is absolutely marvelous – and your books wonderful…but I stumbled across your wordpress blog this afternoon…and it made me wanna cry!!
Who knew??
Certainly not me!!
I was in awe before, but now I am THOROUGHLY impressed with you! Hope that I get a chance to take one of your classes one day if you’re around the DC area…and that we can sit for a few minutes to talk about the goings on in my town – “Sodom & Gomorrah on the Potomac”…
God Bless –
Cheryl
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Lana | August 8, 2007 at 2:03 am
Hi Donna:
Makes me grin that you enjoyed the I Rack video. Wish I could take credit for it, but I found it whilst ’snooping’ on Jenny’s MySpace page. Don’t all Mom’s have MySpace pages to keep up with their teenagers? Never mind that, the teen will be no longer at the end of this month because she turns 20! Junior at UCF and well on her way to P.T. Grad School.
Love your pictures of Italy – Mom had a wonderful time!
I am most anxious to play with your new clay – maybe I can try it out when I am in Colorado at the end of this month.
Glad you donated Mr T. to such a wonderful home. I believe in donating horses and have seen some really cool transitions. They all need and appreciate having a job to do. Good for you ! Wonderful Blog! You make me smile
Much love to you, Vernon and all the animals,
Lana J. (Mini me to Darly)
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Carrol Kuhlow | September 1, 2007 at 10:40 pm
The few times I’ve met you I had a sense of intense kindness, clear thinking, and straight ahead good values. I felt a kinship to you even though we didn’t know each other. Now that I’ve stumbled onto your blog I know that my instincts were right on! It is such a joy find another who thinks like I do and is so articulate in expressing it.
All I can say is: From one hippie chick to another—thanks for having the courage to speak out the truth!
Lookin’ forward to seeing you at the Las Vegas Clay Carnival!