Rather than let her progressive nerve dystrophy slow her down, Callie has funneled her limitless imagination and sense of fun into innovation by designing her own self-care products and starting her own brand, the Bubbly Tiger, in connection with the Wandering Moon Crafters Guild. With a lifetime love of crafting and in spite of her physical limitations, Callie began churning out surreal, Willy-Wonka-esque delights that communicate in experiences, flavors, feelings, scents, and memories. Her soaps, body butters, and bubble baths are luxurious, skin- and environment-friendly, and fun! Her interpretive reflections of sights and smells pop off the page and have gained a cult following. 

"DUCKS IN MY PHOTOGRAPH" by Rach, Moonraker Photography

When I was six, I was given a camera for Christmas. It was only a little thing - cheap and cheerful - but it took real photos and was extremely easy for me to use. Possibly too easy, as I used to fill my films up with all sorts of nonsense - though to be fair, the film cartridges it took did only take 15 pictures (16 or 17 if you got lucky!) - but it was fun and it let me document my life and my adventures. Hot air balloons and ducks. Swans. Boating in Norfolk.

I'm not sure how old I was when I got my second camera - it might have been a tenth birthday present - but it was an upgrade. Real film, 35mm, with a better lens - though still a point and shoot. No zoom. But that was okay; I was still learning and it was perfect for that. It went on school trips and holidays and took pictures of places as far apart as the Lake District and Jerusalem.

We at the Wandering Moon Crafter's Guild would like to thank the management and staff of Minella's Diner for their support.

Rosie Matȟó was created out of a desire to stay curious and celebrate the creative. Owner Cecily Englehart celebrates her Ihanktonwan/Oglala heritage by crafting jewelry using the traditional Lakota art form of parfleche. Stop by and take a look!