Play Food

I've gotten into making play food. I found a great website that sells it, but I can't afford it right now. My son loves his kitchen, and makes us dinner most nights. I've started making food from felt, because I think it's really cute and it's not plastic. We try and stay away from buying plastic toys in our household, but sometimes that can get expensive. I've found making it is really fun and lets me decompress for a while. I started with something really easy. Fortune Cookies! I found the tutorial on http://lillybeanmarket.blogspot.com/. Next I'm going to try felt donuts with icing - or maybe a pie or cupcake. Yum!

Potty Training

My son is 2 and is doing a great job with potty training. I have to give some of the credit to cloth diapers. We used them for about a year and a half and then he showed interest in going on the potty. He pees really well, but #2 gives us some problems. Some days he just gets on the potty and goes. Other times he hides in his room or the bathroom. He always lets us know as soon as he goes, but I just wish he would let us know BEFORE. Right now we are using regular cloth training pants with some fleece soakers that I made. They work great even when we go out. I just carry a wet bag with extra underwear and a soaker, along with an extra pair of pants just in case. I might try making some wool ones, but I know washing them is a bit more tricky.

Self Portrait 

My name is Catherine Worth, and I'm a hard working actor who before moving to California spent two years as a mainstage performer at The Second City, writing and acting in 6 productions. As a graduate from the Wayne State University School of Theatre in Detroit, I received well-rounded performance based training that has served me well in my continued professional career. I have worked with Tony Plana's (Ugly Betty) productions of
A Midsummer Nights Dream and Much Ado About Nothing. I have also appeared in a supporting roles on ABC's "According to Jim", LIFETIME'S "Strong Medicine", and several national commercials.

I see myself as a quirky and off-beat character actor able to adapt to a wide variety of roles.

Not only am I an actor; I am a HEADSHOT PHOTOGRAPHER. I pride myself in making my shoots very comfortable. I believe in taking my time to get the best shot. Listening to what people want is really important to me so that all my clients are happy. What's worse than spending several hours taking photos to find out that you haven't got what you were looking for? I'll listen to what you want - and give that to you. If this is what you're looking for, then I'm the right photographer for you.

Catherine Worth