Part Two is
lighter, happier, and shorter. Those of you
who attend National Right to Life's annual
convention have met Gary Cangemi, creator of
"Umbert the Unborn," the very popular
pro-life comic strip about a child in the
womb.
Armed
with a pre-natal computer and a stem-cell
phone, Umbert communicates with other
pre-born friends such as Vita the Viable and
Elwood the Expected on the "interwomb" as he
joyously anticipates his life on the
"outside." Those of us who have read Umbert
over the years are familiar with such Umbert-isms
as: "I Support a Woman's Right to be Born,"
"Irish Eyes Start Smiling in the Womb,"
"Unborn Kids Are People Too," and "Life
Begins at Conception...Viability Starts
After College!"
Gary has just
signed a licensing agreement with
ChristianShirt.net. ChristianShirts.net will
feature Umbert, along with his most popular
pro-life sayings on t-shirts, bumper
stickers, envelope stickers, buttons, and
more. In fact Gary told me he met the
owners of ChristianShirts.net at a NRLC
convention.
"
This
will give Umbert a lot more exposure," Gary
said, "and get his most popular pro-life
messages seen by more people."
Armed
with a pre-natal computer and a stem-cell
phone, Umbert communicates with other
pre-born friends such as Vita the Viable and
Elwood the Expected on the "interwomb" as he
joyously anticipates his life on the
"outside." Those of us who have read Umbert
over the years are familiar with such Umbert-isms
as: "I Support a Woman's Right to be Born,"
"Irish Eyes Start Smiling in the Womb,"
"Unborn Kids Are People Too," and "Life
Begins at Conception...Viability Starts
After College!"