I started working at the Seaside Library when the library was looking for someone to perform puppet shows in their new theater. Since I had spent a few years at a puppet camp in Portland, I was given the wonderful job of writing these shows.

 I have written fifty shows, and I take inspiration from stories my grandmother used to tell me, such as “Lazy Jack”, about a boy who was too lazy to do anything right. In my writing, I make sure all of my stories contain a morale. In my favorite story Raccoon steals Bumblebee's hive, but he learns that stealing is bad and returns it. Afterward, he becomes friends with Bumblebee and lives happily ever after.

My puppet shows are done during the weekly story hour, and there are many children who come just for my puppet shows. Whether there is one kid or thirty, I always perform a puppet show, and the kids always laugh. I have always been a good writer, but since I have started working I have noticed a significant improvement. I have even been featured in two different newspapers, who wanted to talk to the famous puppeteer of the Seaside Library.