More White Linen Nights

What a fun and exciting night! There were about 20 lab coats presented, and USM theatre and merchandising students modeled them. Here are some pictures from the event. Tom Phillips modeled my lab coat honoring the Southern Pines Animal Shelter staff. The fuzzy kitten head was the perfect addition to the costume!

Me with Tom Phillips/Kitten

Dr Alicia Fortenberry (veterinarian), me, Tom Phillips/Kitten,
Ginny Sims (Southern Pines director),
Ramanda Taylor, (kennel supervisor)

The runway (Click to enlarge)

The runway (Click to enlarge)

Tom Phillips in Southern Pines lab coat

Kim Whitt with her creation honoring Dr Jeff Johnson

Theatre student modeling Abigail Lenz Allen's coat honoring Dr Barbara Barnard

Betty Reid with student modeling her coat honoring dentist Dr Chuck Harrell, who loves to scuba dive

Back of Betty Reid's coat

April--and Southern Pines Animal Shelter

April is such a beautiful month, with the trees leafing out. My front yard is almost totally shaded. The days have been mild to cool.

I’ve had so much fun working on a lab coat for White Linen Nights, a Hattiesburg Arts Council and the USM Merchandising Program fashion extravaganza honoring healthcare professionals.

I chose to honor the staff at Southern Pines Animal Shelter with my lab coat. The coats have to be kept secret until the April 28 event, so pictures will have to wait a week.

Meanwhile, Linda and I were asked to sew patches on doggie vests to help get them adopted.

Elizabeth was very interested