DavyJonesGirl1992

When I was about 5 years old there was a song called "first grade first grade " which went to the song "new york,  new york " by the legendary Frank Sinatra.  My grandmother was a fan of him, and she introduced me to his music.  She sent me a vhs tape that was a documentary about him. My parents and I visited my grandmother in my hometown, New Jersey, for christmas. We all went to New York, since she didn't live to far from it. We went to a restaurant called Patsy's, which was a restaurant that Frank Sinatra, himself, would go to. They even had a small bronze statue of him on the bar table, while my family and I were dining, my mom noticed a fimilar lady walked in. So, my grandmother asked the owner of the restaurant if that was Barbara Sinatra,  and he said yes. So, here I was, little 5-year-old me, meeting the widow of Frank Sinatra.
R.I.P Barbara, I never forget about you.

Today is the birthday of one of the greatest rock star and poet, Jim Morrison. My mom was a fan of the doors and that's how I got into them. I enjoy the song light my fire and other songs. Jim was very misunderstood he was really a good man but looked as a drunk a jerk and a womanizer, mostly because of the doors movie that was very inaccurate. RIP and happy birthday, Jim

Okay, I hate people who try to describe autistic people. I have autism and it really offense me when they make negative stereotypes about people who have autism. I I have listed the things that they say.
1. Autistic people live with their parents.
fact: not all autistic people live with their parents. I have a friend who has autism and she lives with her husband in new Mexico, and she just passed her driving test.
2. Autistic people are losers.
Fact: this is the most stupidest way to describe autism. There's a lot of autistic people who are very smart my uncle has autism, too and he graduated from notre 

There's many other things that people say that is untrue about autism. I just don't have the time to put it all down. 
Thanks, and I hope all those who have autism understand that people who are "normal " can't describe you and how you are. 

Sorry I haven't been posting anything in awhile. I've been dealing with stress and depression. But 5 years ago, today is when the world lost Davy Jones. He was a kind-hearted soul, and used it to spread love to people around the world. I created a video about him, It's a remake of a tribute I did around the time he died. Come and see it here:

youtu.be/m9PERSGcYpc

Davy, we think of you, every day and I know that you think of us. 

I haven't been posting any artwork lately. In fact, I have noticed that I have improved a lot since my last post. I just wanted to let you know that I'm not dead. But,  anyway have a happy new year.