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Prop Haus
With a little bit of time and money Quesobooth is happy to announce our new in-house prop design team. PROP HAUS brings with it not just more props, but one of a kind pieces. Made just for you. Custom sayings, social media, hashtags, the list goes on. If you can think of it we can make.
There is so much to make that the list is never ending. Be sure to follow our Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook page for more updates and designs and updates from PROP HAUS.
It's Time To Shine
We can't contain our excitement for the for the wedding of the year. But there is so much to do, and yet it we mustn't stress, as it will all work out perfectly in the end. Nothing could be more beautiful then witnessing and being a part of one of the most special unions between two of the most amazing people we know and love.
So in honor of this special occasion Quesobooth had ordered a brand new, beautiful, and large backdrop from the nice folks over at Backdrop Express. With a little phone call from our wonderful assistant "momma", this gorgeous Silver Super Sequin Fabric Backdrop will make its debut on time for the ceremony and will surely bring some sparkle to this special occasion.
Check them out at www.backdropexpress.com there is so much to choose from and their phone support is super friendly too.
Glad To Grad
The "Holy Moley" Grad Party was a huge hit. Thank you to everyone who attended this awesome event in honor of Nicole Moss achieving her dreams towards becoming the best and most gorgeous dental hygienist ever. The tacos were tasty and the the desserts were delicious and photos... well extra CHEESY of course! But the best part of all was meeting and photographing all the beautiful people, family and friends who came to celebrate this young beautiful lady. Congratulations Nicole. Quesobooth and family couldn't be happier for you!
Happy Easter
Quesobooth wants to wish everyone and their family and friends a happy and safe Easter.
P.S. Cheese tastes way better on bread than eggs. Agree or disagree?
It felt like my first day at school...
... and boy was my stomach in knots. I couldn't sleep last night from all the excitement and nerves about today's 10th Annual "Walk Run or Roll 4 Thought" 5k. It's ridiculous how nervous I was walking out the door. No matter how much I planned or how many test runs I did I know I can always count on a friendly bit of bad luck to accompany me on events like today's but I was so happy that wasn't the case.
From the moment I walked in people had nothing but positive comments to say in passing as I set up the backdrop display. Several times people would pass but just stared without asking any questions. At first I didn't find it odd but after the third time I began to wonder what it was that kept them coming back. I later found out people just needed to get someone else to break the ice. Thank goodness my family isn't shy.
Another blessing in disguise was having all my family around. It was a little tough just from the standpoint I could never really leave the booth. But my dad was able to stick close to me. He was also able to snap a few photos without my knowledge of me setting up. Which is how I was able to make this nice little video showing Quesobooth at the event.
And to make things even better I have been blessed with the most beautiful cousins and aunts who love to model for the camera and ham it up. Spent a fullday touching up some photos for these wonderful people as I want them to have something beautiful to look at and remember but still there's more to do. I have to upload new images to the website as well as finish reviewing my notes from the things I learned that went well and the things that did not go so well.
But all in all I have to say this has been a wonderful and moving experience for me not just for the cause but for my soul. It's things like this that me so soul misses. The amount of energy that I've had even after being exhausted from a long days is back and I love putting it to good use and being creative again.
If I could tell you anything it is to never stop dreaming and to let your mind grow in whatever passion it thrives within. I made the mistake of giving up those passions for real world treasures when in all actuality things like this make me the richest man in the world.
-Joey
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"Hero’s come in many forms...."
This article was written by my Aunt about my Uncle surviving a horrible accident that caused damaging effects to his brain. Please read...
On August 6, 2005, Arthur Moss III, left home to join a group of nine friends heading to Sturgis, South Dakota, to fulfill a lifelong dream. By the time he got to Utah, that dream had turned into a nightmare. Riding the 1999 Honda Shadow Aero he had customized himself, Moss and others were completing a pass, when suddenly, with no signal, a Chevy truck towing a horse trailer traveling in front of the group of motorcyclists, turned left in front of them, causing the drivers to scatter around to avoid collision. Moss was forced head-on into the horse trailer, at approximately 40MPH.
Luckily for Moss, two LA County EMT's were riding with the group, and their quick thinking and command presence saved his life. "They instinctively knew that Arthur's neck was broken and that he had sustained a severe brain injury," said Lisa (Eichenlaub) Moss, Arthur's wife of 18 years. At the EMT's insistence, Moss was flown immediately to the closest trauma center in Salt Lake City, UT. Moss lay in a deep coma; teetering between life and death as family members from the Victor Valley area in CA journeyed to Utah, fearing the worst.
Within days, a mass email posting was going to more than 300 people in the US and foreign countries concerned about Arthur and establishing prayer groups on behalf of Arthur.
After Arthur spent 28 days in the first stage of coma (GLASCOW Coma scale) at the hospital in Utah, doctors determined Moss was stable enough to airlift transport him to an acute care facility in CA to continue his recovery for the next three months. During this period of time, Arthur continued his recovery as he slowly progressed through coma stages 2, 3 & 4.
Next, he was transported to a sub-acute transitional facility where he continued rehabilitation and therapy for the next three months. During this period of time, Arthur transitioned between stages 4 & 5 of the coma stages.
Early March 2006, Arthur was discharged to his home to his family who immediately became his full time caregivers. Arthur was still working through stages 4 & 5 of the coma scale.
His first two weeks home, he lapsed into a continual sleep semi-coma like condition. Fear of dehydration, his family rushed him to an Emergency Hospital, CA where doctors confirmed he had been over medicated.
Since this, Arthur has been taken to dozens of specialists attempting to relieve many of the brain injury related problems: Neurologists, Internists, Psychiatrists, Urologists.....etc.
Arthur's wife, Lisa, is now performing the multiple roles of wife, caregiver, sole family financial support, mother, sister, doctor, psychologist, pharmacologist, psychiatrist, TBI researcher, TBI book reader.........
Arthur Moss III, President of Automatic Heating & Air in Victorville, CA is something of a rarity. Arthur's father, Arthur Moss Jr (Art) and his business partner established their business in 1952. Art and his wife Pat took over management of the business during the 1970's, and Arthur began working there as a teenager. Arthur (III) and his wife Lisa began managing the business in 1998 when Art & Pat retired.
"The vacation to Sturgis was the first Arthur had taken in 17 years, he lives and breathes our family business," said Lisa Moss. "Even as his brain recovered through the coma stages, he recited information pertaining to jobs he believes he is working on."
The Moss' have three children: Nicole (16), Arthur IV (14) and Courtney (12) are their ages at the time of Arthur's injury.
As Arthur struggles daily to recover, family, friends, and company employees work to carry on. "Our employees are the glue that holds us together," said Lisa Moss, "they have all taken on additional job responsibilities and even visit Arthur on the weekends while in the care facilities."
While the stress of Moss' accident on the family has been tremendous, the financial burden is also severe. The owner of the truck involved in the accident, and his son, the driver, were both uninsured. Concerned about the Moss family's ability to deal with medical expenses related to the accident, friends organized a benefit car show...
It's amazing the number of people's lives Arthur and the Moss family have touched over the years," said Jim Gorman, longtime resident, fellow Victor Valley businessman and husband of Arthur's younger sister Robin, "it's great to see some of that coming back around as a hardworking guy struggles just to get back to his life."
Almost 11 years later Arthur still struggles daily with the aftermath of his injury, and though he has come a long way he will never regain the ability to work or drive again. Hero’s come in many forms while teaching us things along the way. Arthur is one of the heroes whose injury has allowed others hope education and support who have sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury.
Author: Lisa Moss
The next chapter...
Hello friends and family.
As some of you know I have been working on a photo booth business while in BIg Bear. It's not 100% yet but the dream and my passion for what it can be has outgrown by ability to keep it too myself.
To be honest this came out of a chapter of my life that is now closed and though it may not be perfect it is the one and only thing I kept for myself. It's changed looks, and even has taken over the garages of both my Gma and my parents as I worked through the night focusing on it instead of the negative that filled my heart.
I am so grateful for their love. My entire family has been patient with me as a broken heart can only be healed with love and patience. They did not force me to stop nor did they rush me to finish. And if it wasn't for this opportunity this weekend it may have even taken longer or possibly never happened at all. I know life has responsibilities that overshadow our dreams and our love for family and our financial future makes those dreams take a backseat. Well...God has a ironic way of removing things from your life that matter. But I know now that the only reason why HE removes the people and the things we love so much is to make sure there will be room for the next.
Please believe me when I say this next part. The people and things that were removed were amazing, beautiful, thought provoking, and loving more than not. But now I know having that much good over bad in my life forced my heart to stretch with love, and as I believe, allow for more room for something more amazing, loving, self-fulfilling, and meaningful than the last chapter.
I will be doing my first event for no other than www.Brainstorming4Us.com this Saturday morning for their 10th Annual Walk, Run, Roll 4 Thought. Im grateful to be invited by my Aunt, Lisa Moss, to be able to share the stories of these amazing survivors and caregivers while bringing a little fun and happiness to their day...even if it is a little cheesy :) Sometimes we need a reminder of what the good emotions feel like, even if Im too old to be doing this, does it really matter if it makes people happy?
So I invite you all to be a part of the next chapter. Who knows how long it will be or where it will go. Just know that it will only be filled with joy, hope, dreams, jokes, happy memories, and most of all…love.
I love you all.
Thank you again for your support.
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The 10th Annual Walk Run or Roll 4 Thought - Victorville Ca.
Saturday, March 19, 2016 9:00 - 10:00 am:Registration/Check-In 10:30 am: Walk & Roll 11:00 am: Run Starts
Brainstorming 4 Us is holding our 10th Annual “Walk, Run or Roll 4 Thought 5K” to be held on March 19, 2016. Our goal is to raise awareness for Traumatic Brain Injury, Aneurysm, Stroke, Brain Cancer or any form of attack on the brain.
Our goals are but not limited:
Increasing public awareness of the incidence and the consequences of brain injury.
Support activities and legislation related to brain injury.
To provide Brain Injury Resource Bag in trauma centers throughout California for distribution to families who are immediately introduced to brain injury by the well-known and dreaded "phone call."
Provide support groups for survivors and caregivers of brain injury.
Educate the public, schools, police departments and the medical community on the reality of life after a brain injury.
Provide Resource Directory to families, and the medical community at a reasonable cost.
Speaking engagements or conference,
Our goal in 2016 is to raise $40,000 and to exceed 500 participants this year. You can help us achieve both goals by encouraging others to join you and participate while setting a personal goal to raise funds allowing Brainstorming 4 Us to help reach additional families who will need a lifetime of education, support and resources.
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