More Weirsdo Roundup: Rena Williams' Art

I have a piece by Rena Williams. I bet you're jealous. Fortunately for you, she has a Website, here, and you can get in touch with her in the comments.
Here is a true story about Rena. I have known her for over ten years, because I taught her granddaughters violin and viola (that's how I got the painting, by the way). They are both beautiful, smart kids, and one of them was recently one of five young violists in the country accepted to "A Weekend with Robert Mcduffie" at Mercer.
But I digress. When UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN came out, Rena and her husband were invited to the Hollywood premier because Rena's college roommate had written the book. Since this conflicted with my studio's recital, Rena decided not to go to the premier. Yes, you are reading correctly. She elected not to ride in the limo, walk the red carpet, hobnob with the wealthy, powerful and famous. She preferred to listen to hesitant renditions of Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, the Vivaldi Concerto in A Minor, and other timeworn Suzuki classics.
But Rena did not simply write off the premier. When the movie came to play in Auburn, she and a select few of her closest friends all dressed up in sunglasses and fancy duds, met at the theater with a lot of "kiss, kiss" and "you look FABulous, dahling--who does your botox?" and had a wonderful time.
Well, what are you waiting for? Go visit her site already.
Mrs. Weirsdo