Little Roacherton James McCrawley III is still in detention. However, I thought it would be good for him to get out for a bit and meet some of my friends at the Plano Chamber of Commerce.

He did his best to blend in with the audience.

I enlisted Roacherton’s help with my elevator pitch.

He did a great job. He loves working a crowd.

Unfortunately, when I attached his magnetic body to the bookstand, Roacherton decided to fall over.

It sounded like the entire room gasped.

Roacherton does love attention, that stinker.

And apparently detention has done absolutely nothing to curb his flair for the dramatic.

Afterwards, Roacherton explored the Chamber and, true to form, found half a donut left over from the networking meeting.

He also found the room with all the company business cards.

Don’t worry. I kept an eye on him.

He didn’t eat any.

Thank you, Plano Chamber and friends, for supporting creativity! And thank you to Home Run Pest & Termite Control for the unbridled fun of representing your company.