Judas Style Creativity

[box options]Editor by profession, writer by heart and baby corn hater by choice, Todd Foley contacted me recently for an interview. After blushing slightly at the thought of typing words out and submitting them to an editor, I sent him some responses to his thought-provoking questions. You can find the interview here. Make sure you… Continue reading Judas Style Creativity

You’re An Actor: The Good, Bad, and Ugly

You’re an actor. Why? You want to be liked. You want to be special, chosen, influential. You want to make people feel something. That’s what actors do: transfer feelings. [box options]We numb ourselves with food, entertainment, and sometimes even other people. We want to feel again.[/box] If you create, your art takes on a character and… Continue reading You’re An Actor: The Good, Bad, and Ugly

Caine’s Arcade: Create What You Love

I probably post about two videos per month. There’s a reason for that. Many aren’t worth the time. This one is. Caine’s Arcade from Nirvan Mullick on Vimeo. After I watched this film, I felt: joyful inspired motivated curious challenged How does Caine’s story challenge your own story?

You Need To Celebrate

[box options]I was asked to answer the question “What do I need to celebrate?” for The Celebration Series blog crawl project put together by Annika Martins. I’m one of 10 writers Annika asked to blog about making space in our lives for celebrating. See what the other bloggers has to say and get info on… Continue reading You Need To Celebrate

Play Grounds Theater On Site

I like to play with my food. I like to be childlike. And May 5th and 6th I’ll be playing in a steller event called Play Grounds: Theater on Site. Jason Mundok and Steve Carlson, the same fine folks who produced 24 Hour Plays last year, keep turning the “make stuff happen” wheel for the artistic community in… Continue reading Play Grounds Theater On Site

Slow is the New Fast

Slow is the New Fast

Slower. Slowing down. Taking a moment to be silent. And still. Take thirty seconds to be silent. (30 second pause. . .) What did you hear? I hear my breath, rising and falling. I hear a few early morning chirps outside my window. A slight hum of cars off in the distance.