IASD is grateful to all of the individuals and organizations who have made donations to support our fund-raising efforts. Thanks to their generosity, this grand event will include more than 75 items. Be sure to visit Amici’s to participate in the silent auction or purchase your raffle tickets. Winners will be posted in Amici's on Tuesday morning, July 3rd. Retail values range from $12 to $500

 

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Authors and Artists Silent Auction

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Drawing Lesson and Tools. $100 Approximate Retail Value.

One-on-one drawing lesson for the day after conference, Betty Edward’s book and workbook, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, a set of pencils, and a sketch book.

Donated by Sheila Asato, artist and IASD Board Member.
Sheila is an American but has spent most of her adult life in Japan and the UK. Although she lives in the United States now, she continues to travel between these different cultures in her art and dreams. In 2006, she completed her masters degree in Human Development, where she focused on the role imagery in dreams and the arts play in healing, personal growth, and spiritual development throughout the life span. www.monkeybridgearts.com

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Kirlian Flower Series $75 Retail Value.

Kirlian Photograph. Kirlian photography is a special contact process that literally ‘exposes’ subtle electric and magnetic energies of any object. Whatever can touch the film can be captured. A photo can show balances and imbalances in energy flow related to the acupuncture meridian system. It has been used to measure energy vibrations, moods, and mind power potential. 3 photographs to be auctioned.

Donated by Laura Atkinson, artist and IASD member.
As a former photojournalist, Laura has explored the links between art, visual therapy, and the realities of the dream state for many years. Her current dream-art project includes inspiring self proclaimed "non-artists" to connect with their dream imagery through simplified dream journaling and sketching techniques. www.30dreams.com

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The Tree of Life by Nancy Brzeski. $90 Retail Value.
A mixed media collage. 12 x 15 inches framed.

 

Buddha-Moon by Nancy Brzeski. $250 Approximate Retail Value.

17 x 20 unframed acrylic painting by Nancy Brzeski. “In my yoga class I have a faint vision of Buddha. When I tried to draw what I saw, it was my friend Dr. Steve Walsh (who was on the board of IASD.) When I painted it, it because Buddha-Moon, beaming in the night sky.”

Donated by Nancy Richter Brzeski, artist and IASD member.
Nancy received her Master's degree from the University of Chicago. Her dreamwork efforts have involved other well-respected dream professionals such as Delaney/Flowers, Jeremy Taylor, Ann Sayre Wiseman, and Robert Moss. She has also been involved in dream art with Fariba Bogzaran. The piece pictured here is not Buddha-Moon, but a sample of Nancy's art. http://www.nancyrichterbrzeski.com 

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Canadian Maple Syrup. $10 Retail Value.

Traditional Canadian Tins. 16.9 oz./500ml. These old-fashioned style tins feature a screw-on cap and contain Quebec's finest Canadian Amber grade maple syrup. A sweet, deep, pure maple taste for real maple lovers! Two cans will be auctioned.

Donated by Layne Dalfen, author and IASD Board Member.

Layne’s book, Dreams Do Come True: Decoding Your Dreams To Discover Your Full Potential, was written with the intention of teaching those new to dream analysis how to uncover meaning in those sometimes strange dreams we have. She founded The Dream Interpretation Center in Montreal in 1997, offers individual appointments, telephone consultations, lectures, and workshops and lectures at Concordia University in Montreal. www.dreamsdocometrue.ca

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Exquisite Beaded Earrings. $100 Approximate Retail Value.

Donated by Marcia Emery PhD, author and IASD Board Member.

Marcia is one of the country’s foremost authorities on the power of intuition to change our lives. Her passion is to help people transform life’s problems, struggles, and even tragedy into triumph in order to live fully and radiantly. www.drmarciaemery.com

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IASD Teddy Bear. $25 Retail Value each.

These adorable little teddy bears made the long trip from Massachusetts, blankets in hand, to be here for you. Two teddy bears to be raffled.

 

Moonlit Mountain Pool Quilted Art.
$25 Retail Value.
8x10 print with mat. Finished size 11x14. Fabric patterns seldom are helpful with providing a piece that could be used as a mirror image in a reflection, so here I used Angelina Fiber®, in the sky for moon and clouds, and in the pool as their reflections. The woods are pieced from a lovely fabric with woodlands.

Vorpality Quilted Art. $25 Retail Value.
8x10 print with mat, finished size 11x14. The 'vorpal sword' is the weapon which the hero used to slay the Jabberwock. The sword itself is made from Angelina® fiber. The colorful swirling of dots around the sword represent the "vorpality" of the sword. Black satin frames the picture, with black tassels hanging from the corners.

 

Donated by Tobi Hoffman, artist.

Quilted art work, as wall hangings, handbags, tote bags, lunch bags, and vests go into the Collage category, and Etc.covers everything else, like stuffed animals and hats. Tobi Collage Etc. www.tobicollage.com

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Deeper Orders of Reality. $30 Approximate Retail Value.
Deeper Orders of Reality: Why Death Won’t Go Away by Betty J. Kovacs, PhD. Our attitude toward death is our cultural inheritance from a world that has closed itself off from other dimensions of realty. Birth and death are the primary polarities of life, the inseparably intertwined force of life. Two Highlights: How our view of death affects our lives; How a limited view of self contributes to the planetary crisis. (2 DVD Set.)

Deeper Orders of Reality. $30 Approximate Retail Value.
Deeper Orders of Reality: The Dream That Wouldn’t Die by Betty J. Kovacs PhD. What is this dream in Western culture that has refused to die? It is the multifaceted reflection of our deepest longing to be consciously related to the essential structure of the univers—the Source of all Being. It is a dream that reemerged in all of the creative periods of Western history but was never allowed to develop before mainline culture repressed it. Today we are experiencing a pervasive reemergence of this ancient dream. We are awakening to the Deeper Orders of Reality that can heal us. Two highlights: The ritual of the labyrinth and the ancient dream; Mystery traditions, Jesus and the Grail. (2 DVD Set.)

Donated by Betty J. Kovacs, author.

Betty received her PhD from the University of California, Irvine, in Comparative Literature and Theory of Symbolic Language. She has studied and taught in Europe and the United States. She is Professor Emerita, Pasadena City College, Pasadena, California, where she taught literature, writing, mythology, and symbolic language for over twenty-five years. She has served many years on the Board of Directors of the Jung Society of Claremont in California. www.kamlak.com

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Dream Consultation. $100 Value.
One hour of dreamwork by phone with Justina Lasley.

Donated by Justina Lasley MA, author and IASD member.

Justina is the Founder and Director of the Institute for Dream Studies which offers a certification course for work with dreams in private and clinical settings. It is designed for therapists, counselors, spiritual directors, ministers, health care workers, teachers, as well as as those interested in self individuation. IDS consists of four weekend sessions in Charleston, South Carolina, and at-home studies during the first year and a year of internship during the second year. www.DreamsWork.us/institutefordreamstudies.htm

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Diamond Form Mandala. $500 Retail Value.
This 12" X 12" plus frame diamond-form mandala, is made from tiny triangles of marbelized acrylic clay fused between a sheet of glass and a mirror (to cast a subliminal glow through the more transparent parts) It took me two years to make. It became quite a meditation, for I used every available color, including ones I liked and ones I disliked, but each found their proper place in the pattern, and all belong to a beautiful whole. Each triangle is in itself imperfect in form, yet together they create a symmetry and harmony beyond themselves. The mandala has one kind of beauty when seen very close up, another when seen from normal standing distance, another when seen from across the room, and if you see it through a window from outside another beauty entirely. It was created with the intention of it being a tool for rebalancing, so that by contemplating it everything in one's life, just like the colors in the mandala, will find its proper place in the symmetry of the larger picture. Interestingly, if you ascribe to Jung's view that three-sided things represent imbalance while four-sided things represent balance and harmony, the four-way symmetry made up of tiny three-sided tiles celebrates all that is, by itself, out of balance, finding harmony through cooperation with all else.

Donated by Dolores, artist and IASD member.

Dolores creates Tolkien-inspired pastiche fiction and art. Pastiche, or "fan fic", is a shared fantasy in another writer's world. It is not copyrighted and is offered free of charge. www.dreamdeer.grailmedia.com

 

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Encounter With The Giant. $125 Retail Value.
11 x 14 inch digital print by Victoria Rabinowe.

Donated by Victoria Rabinowe, artist and IASD member.

Victoria is a dream artist whose artwork illustrates the entire issue of DreamTime magazine winter 2006, in addition to an interview with Richard Russo; "The Living Experience of the Dream," on page 18. The auction print of "Encounter with the Giant" appears on page 20. She is also a facilitator of "the Art of the Dream" workshops. She has offered over five hundred workshops, seminars, and retreats for artists, writers, therapists, and spiritual guidance counselors. She completed the Advanced DreamTending Program at Pacifica Graduate Institute and is an annual presenter at the IASD annual conference. Her artwork is exhibited in museums, galleries, and universities throughout the United States and Japan. www.victoriadreams.com

 

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Art House Classics 2-DVD Set. $60 Retail Value.
Akira Kurosawa's Dreams - The Japanese director summed up his lifelong fascination with dreams by filming several of his own. One of his most visually splendid spectacles.
Wild Strawberries - Ingmar Bergman's moving story of an accomplished but spritually empty man who finds meaning in life, prompted by a series of enigmatic dreams. One of the most truly perfect films ever made.

Independent Cinema 2-DVD Set. $50 Retail Value.
Living in Oblivion - Tom DeCillo's hilarious parody of independent filmmaking, featuring a director whose efforts to film a dream sequence turn into a real nightmare. Starring Steve Buscemi, Catherine Keener, and Dermont Mulroney.
The Science of Sleep - Gael Garcia Bernal stars in Michel Gondry's wistful story of a young man whose dreams are entrancing but who just can't adjust to waking life.

Donated by Bernard Welt, author and IASD member.

Bernard Professor, Academic Studies, Corcoran College of Art and Design, Washington DC; PhD, Literary Studies. Bernard Welt has taught an interdisciplinary course on dreaming for over 20 years at the Corcoran College of Art and Design in Washington DC, and recently developed a new course on dreams and cinema, covering film fantasy, surrealism, the interpretation of dreams as represented in film, the relation of the horror genre to nightmares, and metaphysical paradoxes of dream and film. He is an active writer of poetry, fiction, plays, and essays on film, art and fantasy. www.bernardwelt.com

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The Presidents Club Silent Auction

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Scotch Whiskey $60 Retail Value.

Scotch Whisky is iconic. With annual exports in excess of £2bn, Scotch Whisky is one of the UK’s leading exports and supports thousands of jobs across the economy. Made only in Scotland, Scotch Whisky is an ambassador for the country overseas and is recognised as being of the highest quality.

Donated by Mark Blagrove PhD, author and IASD Past President.
Mark lectures in psychology and teaches a course on dreams at the University of Wales Swansea. His research concerns the effects of sleep deprivation and also the similarities and differences between waking and dream cognition. www.markblagrove.com

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Scorpion Hanger from China.
Scorpio, the eighth sign of the Zodiac, is a water sign, with strong emotions (still waters run deep). They make great investigators, delving until they get to the heart and truth. Still, they are considered the most secretive of all the signs. Scorpios can be very intense, and can turn their intensity toward doing great good in the world, making the world a better place. This Scorpion is encased in a transparent acrylic block, offering a close-up look at one of natures most interesting insects. Orange, hand-woven, silken cord adorned with wood bead provides a lovely hanger for this unique display of the Scorpion.

 

2 Jade Handballs. $25 Approximate Retail Value.
These 2 Jade balls from China. The idea behind these Jade balls originated in China during the Ming Dynasty. The people of China believe that the fingers are connected to all vital organs of the body. Manipulating these jade balls stimulates the circulation of blood and energy throughout the body. Spin the balls in your hands without dropping them. Chinese old people use them to exercise their fingers, thereby exercising their brain.

Donated by Robert Bosnak author and IASD Past President.
Robert is a Jungian analyst whose books include A Little Course on Dreams, Dreaming with an AIDS Patient, and, most recently, Tracks in the Wilderness of Dreaming (Delacorte, 1996). He is currently developing the Cyberdreamwork Movement. www.robertbosnak.com

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Dreamsharing Hike. Priceless.
Go on a dreamsharing hike with Kelly to the power spots of the Mt. Tamalpais ridge. Time, length, and difficulty of the hike (from gentle to near-death-experience) to be determined by mutual agreement. Photo courtesy of Gary Snyder, "Mountains and Rivers Without End," Counterpoint, 1996

Donated by Kelly Bulkeley PhD, author and IASD Past President.
Kelly is a Visiting Scholar at the Graduate Theological Union and a faculty member of the Dream Studies Program at John F. Kennedy University. He is the author of several books and articles on dreams, religion, psychology, culture, and science. serves on the Steering Committees of the Person, Culture and Religion Group and the Religion and the Social Sciences Section, both program units of the American Academy of Religion. He is on the editorial boards of the journals Sleep and Hypnosis, Dreaming, Religious Studies Review, and Dreamtime. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago Divinity School in 1992, his M.T.S. from Harvard Divinity School in 1986, and his B.A. from Stanford University in 1984. www.kellybulkeley.com

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Thea VonHarbou's Metropolis. $50 Approximate Retail Value.

A Boxed Hardcover Edition illustrated by Michael Kaluta, edited by Jean Campbell. Metropolis is one of the unsung classics of science fiction. It has been out of print for years. Despite the recent remake of the film, the book went unnoticed. But there is so much more in the book than there is in the film. I'm one of its biggest fans. Michael Kaluta
This may be your only chance to get this special edition, as it is no longer available for purchase from retailers!

Donated by Jean Campbell, author and IASD Current President.
Jean’s special interest is the ability of people to dream together. The results of this work has been published in her recent book Group Dreaming: Dreams to the Tenth Power. She also conducts individual sessions and workshops in DreamWork/BodyWork. www.imageproject.org

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Taittinger Champagne from Carneros Vineyard Priceless Sentimental Value. $40 Approximate Retail Value.

This is a bottle of Tattinger champagne that was part of a case once given to Gayle by Carneros Vineyards for writing a piece on the (1945) Dream of Claude Tattinger to create a vineyard in California as well as a reserve champagne called Le Reve (the Dream). She was to integrate information about dreaming, common dreams, and Claude's dream with a review of the new Le Reve. She asked to be paid in her favorite champagne, Tattinger, which is produced by the French Mother company of Carneros. She had cherished the idea of being paid in champagne (since champagne was her Francophile-father's middle name and she grew up sharing it with him on many occasions!)This is the last bottle of the case. This may be the only time a dream writer has been paid in champagne... ! Included is the article Gayle wrote to launch the PR Campaign for Carneros Vineyards reserve champagne “Le Reve”

Donated by Gayle Delaney, PhD, author and IASD Founding President.
Gayle is the Founding President of IASD, Director of The Delaney & Flowers Dream Center in San Francisco, frequent North American and European media guest and lecturer in English, French and Italian on the topic of dreaming. Specializing in the practical uses of dreams for problem solving and psychological insight. Creator of the Dream Interview Method of interpretation and of the modern "Phrase Focusing Method" of dream incubation. At the Dream Center they teach groups and individuals, professionals and amateurs. www.gdelaney.com

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Ceramic Jar. $20 Retail Value
This ceramic jar is appropriately labeled "Dreams" and adorned with images of two angels flying in the sky holding a heart. Open the cork lid to find a surprise inside.

Native American Necklace. $50 Approximate Retail Value.
Impressive and lovely hand-beaded necklace, with Native American pattern. It is about 18" in length. Beaded with black, white, pink, blue, purple, etc. beads by a North Country Native American, owner of the North Star Trading Post here at Chateaugay Lake, NY.

Chain Link Bracelet. $12 Retail Value.
Silver-colored chain link bracelet with a star in center by Sonoma Jean Company.

Leather Journal. $25 Approximate Retail Value.
Tan or beige genuine leather square journal ( ca. 61/2 X 61/2 inches) with gold/red adornments at the corners. Lined pages. Made in Italy.

Forest Dreams Classical Music. $15 Approximate Retail Value.
2 CD set "Forest Dreams" classical music, performed by the North Star Orchestra, produced in this North Country area (Canada, Upstate New York).

 

Vermeil Bar Pin. $50 Approximate Retail Value.
Gold over silver, this 3 inch pin, possibly of Incan design, portrays three identical godlike figures.

Donated by Rita Dwyer, IASD Past President.

Rita is a Dreamworker, IASD Past President (1992-93), Executive Officer (1994-1999), and Certified Pastoral Counselor. Years ago, I used to say I was a convert from outer space to inner space, having a professional life in the aerospace industry during its early years, and eventually ending up much later fully immersed in the dreamwork field. www.ritadwyer.com

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Pottery and Decorative Boxes. $100 Approximate Retail Value.
A selection of six items, hand-painted in the style of those pictured - items are similar to those in the picture, but no exactly alike. The vases are terra cotta vases and the boxes are wood and paper mache.

Donated by Jayne Gackenbach PhD, artist, author and IASD Past President.

Jayne has 70+ professional publications and 17 book chapters primarily on dreams and higher states of consciousness. Dr. Gackenbach is editor of “Sleep and Dreams: A Sourcebook” (1986) for Garland Publishers. Her first authored book is “Control Your Dreams” (1989) for Harper-Collins. This book was featured on the cover of “Psychology Today”, excerpted in “OMNI”, and was selected for the Behavioral Science Book Club. She has appeared on the Donahue Show and in Canada on the Dede Petti Show, the Shirley Show, and ManAlive. She was invited in 1992 to present her work on lucid dreaming to the Dalai Lama at a conference on sleeping, dreaming, and dying. www.spiritwatch.ca

 

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Pierced Earrings. $250 Approximate Retail Value.

A pair of beautiful pierced earrings, owned and worn by Patricia Garfield.

Donated by Patricia Garfield PhD, author and IASD Past President.

Patricia is an internationally known dream researcher and lecturer. 2005 marked the thirty-first anniversary of the publication of her classic bestseller, Creative Dreaming, which has been published in 14 languages. She is also the author of The Healing Power of Dreams; Women's Bodies, Women's Dreams; Your Child's Dreams; and Pathway to Ecstasy: The Way of the Dream Mandala. Recent books include The Dream Messenger: How Dreams of the Departed Bring Healing Gifts; The Universal Dream Key: The 12 Most Common Dream Themes Around the World; The Dream Book: A Young Person's Guide to Understanding Dreams; Dream Catcher: A Young Person's Journal for Exploring Dreams. She is also one of the Founding members of IASD. www.patriciagarfield.com

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Faces of Emotion Statue. $100 Value.

Donated by Robert Hoss MS, author, IASD Executive Officer and Past President.

Robert is author ofDream Language, Executive Officer and the 2003-2004 President and former Chairman of the Association for the Study of Dreams. He is on the faculty of the Haden Institute and the adjunct faculty of Scottsdale and Paradise Valley Colleges in Arizona. He was formerly instructor of Dream Psychology at Richland College, and past President of the Texas Parapsychology Association. www.dreamgate.com/dream/hoss

 

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Indonesian Kain Sarong. $100 Approximate Retail Value.
This is a beautiful old Indonesian clothing piece made with all natural dyes in indigo blue, red/rust, and ecru/tan. One of the most common type of clothing in Indonesia is the kain sarong or tubular cloth. It covers the body from the waist to the ankles. Women wear it both formally and informally, and men wear it for going to mosque or relaxing at home. This piece is 60" x 21" in tubular shape and can be opened to 60" x 42". It would look lovely on a bed, a table, or an altar. Of unknown age; collected almost 20 years ago.

Donated by Johanna King PhD, author and IASD Past President.

Johanna is a licensed clinical psychologist and past president of IASD. www.johannaking.com

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Guatemalan Worry Doll
Hand made. According to legend, Guatemalan children tell one worry to each doll when they go to bed at night and place the dolls under their pillow. In the morning the dolls have taken their worries away. Just like real people, Guatemalan worry dolls come in all shapes and sizes and there may not be any two alike, so the doll being auctioned may not look like any of the ones in the picture.  As an added bonus, this auction item includes a small Native American dreamcatcher.

Donated by Stanley Krippner PhD, author and IASD Past President.

Stanley has been responsible for hundreds of publications over his illustrious career. He is professor of psychology at Saybrook Graduate School, San Francisco. Formerly, he was director of the Kent State University Child Study Center, Kent OH, and the Maimonides Medical Center Dream Research Laboratory, Brooklyn NY. Stanley has conducted workshops and seminars on dreams and/or hypnosis in 26 countries. www.stanleykrippner.com

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Hand-Woven Pantsuit from Bali. $45 Approximate Retail Value.
A beautiful Sarong from Bali and a wonderful pair of Balinese pants and top that are one-size-fits-all. They are colorful, comfortable and Wendy promises to show whoever gets them how to put them on—it’s really very easy.

Dream-Themed Mirror. $25 Approximate Retail Value.
Nifty little one-of-a-kind mirror.

Donated by Wendy pannier, IASD Past President.

Wendy began having precognitive and telepathic dreams at the age of 9. When she discovered Dream Telepathy by Montague Ullman and Stanley Krippner she knew she was not alone! She began studying with Monte in the early 1980s and put out a quarterly newsletter, Dream Appreciation, with him from 1996 through 2002. In early 1995 she was diagnosed with a late stage cancer. In retrospect she realized that her dreams had tried to warn her for 18 months before the diagnosis. She used dream work in her own healing process and has shared the healing power of dreams with others facing cancer ever since. www.healingpowerofdreams.com

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Greek Fisherman's Cap. $30 Approximate Retail Value.
This is just an example of the style of hat being auctioned. The fabric and pattern of the actual hat being auctioned will be different.

 

Framed Comic Page. Priceless.
Illustrated by Jeremy Taylor, from his new book, soon to be released.

Donated by Jeremy Taylor, author and IASD Past-President.
Jeremy Taylor, an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister, has worked with dreams for over thirty years; he blends the values of spirituality with an active social conscience and a Jungian perspective. Founding member and Past President of the Association for the Study of Dreams, he has written three books integrating dream symbolism, mythology, and archetypal energy.
www.jeremytaylor.com

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Dream Consultation. $100 retail value.

Cebolla (onion)
Cuna Indian wood nuchu [doll] that will prevent bad dreams if you put it in the strings of your hammock. Ancient potsherd included.

 

 

Cuna Indian Fetish
Cuna Indian cross shaped fetish, displaying Christian influence, which will also prevent bad dreams. Ancient potsherd included.

Nele Necklace
Necklace made of animal teeth and worn by the Nele children. Ancient potsherd included.

Nuchu
A nuchu used for dream interpretation by the Nele. Ancient potsherd included. Three will be auctioned.

 

 

Nuchu
A nuchu that will help to heal anxiety, seizures and bad dreams by rubbing the back of the head of the nuchu and drinking the dissolved powder.  Ancient potsherd included.

Donated by Robert L. Van de Castle PhD, author and IASD Past President.
Robert Van de Castle will be happy to personally inscribe any of his books purchased by anyone at conference. These items were collected on my various field trips to the San Blas Islands in Panama, primarily during the 1960's and 70's to work with the Cuna Indians who live there. I collected several hundred dreams from adolescents and interviewed their neles [medicine men, shamans, dream interpreters]. These are some of the artifacts I collected from these medicine men. Robert L. Van de Castle, Ph.D. http://OurDreamingMind.com

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Cutting Board. $50 Retail Value.
This is a lovely round cutting board, with a diameter of 10", and made of beautiful hardwoods, including curly and bird's eye maples. Birdseye maple exhibits a distinct pattern of small ovals. Only one in perhaps 500 hard maple trees will exhibit this pattern, and experts are uncertain why it occurs. Curly Maple has also has a distinct pattern of a curly or wavy grain. The sapwood is white with a reddish tinge, while the heartwood color is uniformly light reddish brown. The Curly Maple wood is very fine and even textured. Birdseye maple is extremely durable, and wears slowly and evenly. It resists warping, cracking, swelling, splitting, marring from knife cuts, and absorbs relatively little moisture from food.

Donated by Jane White-Lewis PhD, IASD Past President.
Jane White-Lewis is a Jungian analyst practicing in Guilford CT. In addition to her analytic practice, she teaches a course on dreams in a New Haven High School. www.janewhitelewis.com

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Raffle Items

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Web Design Package. $350 Approximate Retail Value.

A three page website to start you off promoting your book, dream work, or research!

• Each page is approximately 8 1/2 x 11.

• Custom top banner logo/masthead created from your logo or image.

• Includes up to three photos per page.

Note: Winner purchases domain name (approx $8.95/year) and hosting costs (approx 3.95/month) separately from the auction.

Donated by Liz Diaz, IASD member.
Liz works closely with her clients to give them something unique and a style they feel comfortable with, be it adding a particular font, a favorite image, creating a site that matches printed marketing materials currently used, or a number of other things. Some have had websites already and have gone to her for minor face lifts. Sometimes just a few little changes can really give a current website a fresh look. http://www.edreamdesigns.com