True confessions. I gotta ‘fess up here. Yes, I went to LA to help the animals; yup, I went to LA to help my business. AND….I went to LA to meet the stars.
Let’s face it – when you say yes to going to LA, you are also, on some level, saying ‘Hot Dog! I might meet a star!’
My sights were set on meeting Johnny Depp. I had read somewhere that he lives in France, so I started calling my horse Frenchie, just in case Mr. Depp needed an animal communicator (with a horse), and hired me (and my horse) to go to France for a consultation.
I didn’t meet Johnny, but I met and talked to a lot of stars. One of the icons of ‘the biz’ is Ernest Borgnine, 
a man now in his 90s ~ as a matter of fact, he would be celebrating his 91st birthday in January. We had the nicest chat about helping animals and he asked if I would like to have my picture taken with him! He also graciously signed a Tshirt for the Circle of 6 Auction.
I have trained my friends not to call me on Wednesdays at 8PM. I have an important standing engagement at that time: watching Criminal Minds on CBS. Imagine my glee when Joe Mantegna of Criminal Minds visited my table and signed the same Tshirt as Ernest Borgnine had signed!
It was a pleasure meeting and doing a communication for Omarosa and her dog Bishop. Omarosa and I talked at length about animals and how most people want to do what’s best for them. Bishop stole the show, running around, greeting folks and asking to be picked up so he could see the world from an elevated point of view. Omarosa signed the horse blanket that’s being auctioned to help the animals at the Buffalo site of the Animal Humane Society.
My assistant, Aura, also had the opportunity to meet stars and to be photographed with them. Since her two daughters love High School Musical, Aura had her picture taken with KayCee Stroh. KayCee signed a lined doggie coat for the auction.
Now it’s your turn to step up and help the animals! Check out the auction items, and then zip on over to eBay and cast your bid. Remember: U2CanHelptheAnimals!
Ready, Set, BID!
Harmony,
Janet Roper
