This is a sad story. When I read it I thought of Clay's UNICEF trip and his M&G pass photo of the boy in the wheelbarrow. What a difference good people like Clay can accomplish.

Winter clothes given to children by troops

This was in a Christmas card I received years ago. It reminded me in a way of the beautiful song Welcome To Our World.

*He was unlimited by time, yet He came in the fullness of time;

He was unlimited by space, yet He dwelt among us;

He was limitless in majesty, yet He took on human form;

He was limitless in authority, yet He became a servant;

He was matchless in holiness, yet He bore our sins ---

He did it all out of a heart of ceaseless grace, endless mercy, and everlasting love.*

by Roy Lessin

SPAMalot This is so very important to Clay. It could open the doors to many future projects he wants to do---movies, TV (possibly even his own show some day), other stage productions.

I don't want to do anything that might jeapordize those chances. I live in Texas and won't be able to travel to see SPAMalot. That's life. I'm not telling anyone else how to feel about it; though I'd dearly love to see Clay in his first Broadway show, it won't be the end of the world if I don't. I hope to catch a glimpse of him on one of the entertainment shows while he's in Sir Robin costume, speaking with a British accent. Maybe even a clip of the musical on The Insider.

I'm proud of Clay and would like him to enjoy this gig, and be hugely successful!