ผู้เขียน: Robert Rubinstein

As a child, Woody Miller spent many hours at the “timeout” table in the kitchen corner, after cutting the phone cord to get mom”s attention (yes, phones used to have cords). Lucky for him, there were paper and crayons to help pass the time, and he usually continued drawing long after time out was over. Years later, Woody still spends time coloring and painting. He lives in the Bay Area with his wife and two black cats.