“I just went to the web site. Amazing!!! More so than you know. I draw, oil paint, in fact have sold some of my things, and have written a Children's book that God dictated to me. That whole thing was so God it is amazing! Will let you go. Great web site. Talk to you soon.”

Brenda Vargas, Welcome Wagon Rep in Woodstock

Gail McNaughton

In business for 10 years, Gail McNaughton is co-owner of Dog & Pony Productions Inc. Their business helps companies, "tell their story to get noticed" through video and animation which has multi purposes including usage on websites.

Being entrepreneurial Gail diversifies in other passions. As a Sales Rep. for the St. Thomas & District Chamber of Commerce Gail helps build community awareness and provides companies with networking, communications and information opportunities through Chamber memberships.

Gail is also Communications Co-Ordinator for the EBWN and on the Admin. Committee. Near and dear to Gail's heart is her adventure in art and she makes and sells photo art greeting cards of local tourist attractions, specializing in Alma College and Jumbo.

You will also find her "Flowercat & Friends" doodle art enchanting and whimsical. Gail is an author of 5 books including, "To Have A Cup Of Tea With A Cat & Other Cat Tails", as well as, "Garden Memories In The Web of Life".

On the spiritual and holistic side of things Gail is a Therapeutic Touch and Angel Therapy Practitioner and she assists clients to find well being in their lives.
Gail can be reached at 519-637-3777, gail@gailmcnaughton.com

The Santa Clause Parade took place in St. Thomas on Saturday, November 22, 2008. It was an extremely cold day. The wind was blowing and it was hard to set up the float that was parked in the Giant Tiger store parking lot across the street from The Talbot Teen Centre, Not only did the balls on the trees fall off but our hands got cold and hot chocolate was soon in order for everyone. Dog & Pony Productions Inc. sponsored The Talbot Teen Centre float. Gail provided her doodle art of Flowercat ™ and Friends as the theme for the parade was “Cartoon Christmas”. Our float was named “Flowercat & Friends Christmas Wonderland". McBain's Signs & Graphics produced blowups of Gail’s art on poles to hold by the teens, staff and friends on the float. A highlight was the Gingerbread House. The route was along downtown Talbot Street, and it was a sparkling night to remember as it was a night-time parade with all the glitz from the lights on the floats and the street lamps and lights in the street’s retail shops. It was a clear night with no snow. I hope you enjoy these photos of Flowercat’s ™ first Christmas parade.

Gail reads "T'was the Art before Christmas" at the Opening night

Gail says Good-Bye to Peter Philips at NAMA

Gail displaying Alma College cookie she sold at the Horton Farmer's Market, 2008