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Welcome to TracyMiddleton.com.  This site is dedicated to the people and things that I love and that make life enjoyable.  It’s also a place for my friends or any one that would like to display their handiwork or business product.

The flag above was designed and drawn my extremely talented daughter, Haley.  She did this for a school project, and I am so proud of it, that I had to display it.

There is also a page dedicated to my friend, Ron, who has developed and produced a great tool, called the Diesel Dock, that is used to troubleshoot diesel engines.  Click here to get more information about this great product.

CoolJewel.me is a website I built where I sell Swarovski jewelry, and I have just recently added a great resource to rent diamond and pearl jewelry.  I also add special deals that I find.  Check it out here.

I’m very excited to launch my new website, GetYourMobileSiteNow.  I have been working on this project for a few months, and officially launched it 11-11-11.  I develop mobile website from your existing website.  Or, I can create a mobile site even if you don’t have a desktop website.  Go here for pricing and get a ton of information about where mobile marketing is headed.

I am also starting a photo gallery of all of the trips that Matt and I have been on.  We have been so fortunate to  see some of the most beautiful places on this earth.  This is an ongoing project. Click here to see our pics.

Matt has just become the proud owner of a 1967 AMC Ambassador, 4-speed station wagon.  This is an extremely rare automobile especially with the 4-speed manual transmission.   We think it might be the only 4 on the floor left in circulation.  This great wagon has an incredible story, and we hope to get it back on the road one day soon.  Click here to follow the progress.

And speaking of the “Da-Freak”, as the wagon has been nicknamed, look at Danny Whitfield’s page to see some absolutely awesome artwork.  He has created some beautiful artwork depicting different colors and wheels, luggage rack, etc to show the end result wagon.  Here is his page for the “Da Freak”, and many more cars too.