WilliamFrazetta

No problem, guys. Only reason I said anything was because I can tell you'd consider my words rather than toss them off. Keep up the posts!

@oakman29 and @wombat: Sorry I "talk too much" and "blabber" on, but some people actually like to know some of the more personal aspects to my grandparents' lives, the artwork, and the museum. I'll be sure to be more "polished" in the future (kidding, of course). I do the work that I do at the museum, the website, forums, Facebook, YouTube, etc on my free time; I'm a registered nurse, and the museum is run more or less as a hobby. What I do won't always be liked by everyone and that's okay, but there's no need to be unkind about it by saying I blabber on or lack polish, and I'm sure if either of you got a tour by me there's no way you'd have said any of that to my face. I make posts, run tours, archive, answer questions, and now make videos just for the fans-- again, I don't get paid to do it and my free-time is pretty limited. If you'd prefer to watch less "blabbering" feel free to make your own YouTube videos and harp on the same historical aspects of my grandfather's career that I've read and listened to 10,000 times in every Frazetta book or related video content. Otherwise I'll continue being "unpolished" in order to speak from memory rather than a --script because I was fortunate enough to know Frazetta on a personal level, and that's the kind of stuff that the fans who visit the museum want to hear; I've spent 16 years curating and I've learned over that time that people know the history side of things already, so the valuable bits I can give are in the "blabbering" I do. If that's not your thing then hey, you do you, but plenty of people are into it. There are plenty of books you can read and look up if you'd like to know the historical side of things, but the videos I make will remain more conversational and loose because the way people normally present my grandfather's work and career is the same. exact. way. as the last guy. It's not new knowledge nor is it some secretive stuff kept locked up in a vault, so the average person can find it all pretty easily. If that's the stuff you want to hear from a family member who can give you much more dimension than anyone else, I feel you're doing yourself a disservice. Also, it was one of my first times making any sort of video (honestly not a huge fan of being in front of a camera), so cut me a little slack, huh?