My resolutions of hope for 2018
I hope to do more things that matter in the long run. I know I’ll see more friends and so hope to solidify those friendships,… Read More »My resolutions of hope for 2018
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When the comedy road crosses memory lane
As I come to the end of the year, and anticipate what to put on my annual “Things I’d Like To Change’ list (more commonly… Read More »When the comedy road crosses memory lane
Getting the last laugh of 2017
Moving back to your hometown the year it was drenched in the most rain, scorched by the hottest days, and nearly destroyed by massive firestorms… Read More »Getting the last laugh of 2017
The two sides to giving thanks
I love this time of year. It fills our lives with so much abrupt, yet familiar, change. From seeing the leaves turn colors, to turning… Read More »The two sides to giving thanks
Fundraising for a barn raising
In performing and writing comedy, I’ve found success in trying out and working in new material when it’s attached to an “anchor joke,” a solid… Read More »Fundraising for a barn raising
What I learned during the apocalypse…
As many of you know (and many don’t), a few months back I packed up and moved to my hometown of Santa Rosa in the… Read More »What I learned during the apocalypse…
In praise of friendship(s)…and maybe even Facebook
The definition of friend might stretch a bit wider than when Webster first put it in his book. (I’m talking dictionary not the autobiography of… Read More »In praise of friendship(s)…and maybe even Facebook
Ray Charles paid my rent
Thirty years ago, as a baby comic, I would venture almost anywhere my car would take me to do comedy. Living in San Francisco (when… Read More »Ray Charles paid my rent