Fire and Ice send special thanks out to all fans who have posted photos on our Facebook and e-mailed them in. This is for you Amanda, Zerelada, Micha, Suky, Coral, Nicole and Bri! Keep them coming everyone and we will add them in to our slide show!!! Congratulations to Breezi Bri our fan of the week. She tweets us up a storm and keeps us laughing. We love you Bri!
One of our awesome fans from Twi Tour New Jersey sent us this video clip of our Edward playing at the Vampire Ball. We loved all the camera flashes going off in the background…
Thanks numbfairy!!!
Thank you so much to those who visited our booth and took pictures. They are finished and ready to be downloaded. Please contact Heather Gardner if you need the link. We had so much fun posing all of you and hope you will spread the word about us to your Twilighty friends and businesses. Send us your fan pics or post them on Twitter. Lots of love to all of you!
video courtesy Angela Atherton
Daniel and Jennifer at Twi ConDaniel Jackson grew up in a small town outside of Corpus Christi, TX, playing tennis and focusing on academics. After graduating (Valedictorian), he went on to Rice University in Houston, TX where he obtained a B.S. degree in Computer Science. He followed that degree to Dallas and has climbed the corporate ladder with the same company ever since. He is currently house-shopping in Dallas to establish a more permanent residence there, and has one cat appropriately named “The Kitty.”
Daniel first heard about Twilight from his friend Jennifer Shicora Greeff, who read the books in the summer of 2008 and insisted he read them because he reminded her so much of Edward. Daniel didn’t immediately pick them up though… It took two more of his friends and his mother to guide him into the mysterious world of Forks, La Push, and of course, the Cullens. After racing through the series, including the unpublished Midnight Sun, Daniel became a twilight fan, and now understands why Jennifer calls him ‘Edward’.
“I enjoyed Twilight because it gives hope to all the hopeless romantics out there: those of us who may have been beaten down by the harshness of reality at times, but still hold onto a faint sparkle of hope that we will one day find everlasting love in a soulmate. The delicate combination of romance and fantasy was written beautifully, and the three themes that made this story so successful (as well as appealing to me) were: Some parts you wish are true, some parts you hope are true, and some parts are true. I believe that Edward serves as a role model for men everywhere, and Twilight can be thought of as a self-improvement book in a way. Getting to know Edward helps you realize that when you find that special person, you respect them, protect them, and love them, forever.”
Favorite Twilight book: Eclipse
Favorite Twilight quote:
“Before you, Bella, my life was like a moonless night. Very dark, but there were stars—points of light and reason… And then you shot across my sky like a meteor. Suddenly everything was on fire; there was brilliancy, there was beauty. When you were gone, when the meteor had fallen over the horizon, everything went black. Nothing had changed, but my eyes were blinded by the light. I couldn’t see the stars anymore. And there was no more reason for anything.”
