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About Me
- Jo Schaffer Layton
- Jo Schaffer Layton was born and raised in the California Bay Area in a huge, creative family. She is a YA novelist, speaker, writer at BYUtv, works in film production and is a Taekwondo black belt. She is author of the Stanley and Hazel trilogy and Badlands. She's a founding member of Operation Literacy and co-founder of the Teen Author Boot Camp, one of the largest conferences in the nation for youth ages 13-19. She and a crew of local and international bestselling authors present writing workshops to hundreds of attendees at the Utah-based conference as well as hundreds of others worldwide who view the conference online. Now presenting StoryCon which combines the fun of a fan convention with the education and guidance of a serious writer’s conference to get you inspired, stay connected, and become a part of the story! Jo is mom to three strapping sons and two fun bonus kiddos. She lives in Texas with her hunky tattooed husband.
Jojo
Life is great!
Three Amigos
Crazy Ladies
tasty!
jojo and julia hanging out
Miss Smell, Ethan and Auntie Jojo
Almost a grandmother
san fran in 2006
Fun trip with Mari and Jamie to San Francisco
three amigos in san francisco
three wonderful people in san fran 2006
Bombay House
A few good women
halloweenie
three awesome amigos
Easterween
when celebrations collide
sisters
jojo and ali (soon to be grizzled by life's lessons)
master mom jojo
master mom balancing life and family
iron chef clark schaffer
clark battled it out earlier this year in iron chef spanish fork
Music
4 comments:
So, Jo, did you leave your computer up again while you were logged in? It looks like it....or maybe Jamie truly is a special, special guy.
hahah!Yes!! He is too stealthy- once again I turned my back on the computer while logged in!
I am special! oh ya!
Yes! I made it into the blog! Hello, Schaffers -- we're now officially "wired." And what I mean is: commonly linked via the Supernet. Danny's got a brand-new blog!
(T'was fantastic seeing yall again -- brief, but nutrient-rich.)
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