A few of Lovey the Clown's Favorite Things! Birthday Parties in Dacula Georgia

Every single time I question this Family Entertainment thing and wonder to myself, "Why do you do it, Lovey?" I have a spectacular day like today that restores me and reminds me of my purpose! There is a Mission and a purpose behind the madness of this most honorable profession called Family Entertainment.In spite of the Georgia heat. And the fear (sometimes) that maybe you didn't make a difference, that you are not good enough. The fact that you allow Lovey to enter your homes, lives and be a part of your most cherished memories is a bit overwhelming at times. There are the Angels that God sends, like Madison and Erin, to restore my faith in clowning, family entertainment and people! The parents that we have the opportunity to meet who love their children soooo much that they would buy princess balloons as tall as a park pavilion and cook hot dogs in the 92 degree heat, even if the clown wasn't so impressive that day. But, you love your children and that is what inspires me! Then there are the Angel parents who set up fans on either side of Lovey during the magic show to keep her comfy so she can play with their children and make their sweet Erin feel special. Thank God for the hugs and the little ones out there who remember Lovey and Lovey remembers from one event to the other. The Amaya's who remember (In June), the cat Lovey painted on them at the neighborhood Fall Festival last year! The e-mails from the mom's who are encouraging enough to tell Lovey, "the children have talked about Lovey all year!" and think enough of Lovey to book her three months in advance. The company's out there that are booking Lovey and Fan E. and friends for Christmas already! You are the reason that we do what we do. You are the Magic, not us! When our flames are fizzling, you fan them! I am so overwhelmed with gratitude for this life that you have helped me to create. Thank you for embracing Lovey and Magic Ladder Entertainment. Oh, and how can I forget to mention, the Dacula Memorial Day Parade...Emma, when you remembered that Lovey had been at your year-end party for Ms. Heimrich's class, that made Lovey's day! and when Ms. Crook and her girls were yelling, "Hey look, It's Lovey." You made me feel famous. I sincerely hope that I encourage everyone that I meet as much as you all encourage me to continue. I love each of you more than I could ever show you in a magic show, or by painting your little faces.