It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all - in which case, you fail by default.
~J.K. Rowling
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
One in ten 'would rather lose partner than TV'
It’s just like family…but better!
"...great audience participation comes at a great cost."
What do you think?
The Couple That Plays Together…
Great workshop tonight with my improv peeps: Your Mom’s Mom. I am looking forward to our show this Saturday. Spencer and I have had a great time working together. We have been looking forward to this for a long time.
YMM - 9:30pm at Relapse Theatre in Midtown. BYOB.
Arts supporters protest proposed state budget which would have eliminated our state arts agency, Georgia Council for the Arts
This photo makes me chuckle just a little. Everyone is looking in different directions…
Newbie
Hello Tumbler world…or, i guess it is tumblr. world. Don’t wanna mess with the brand.
I am new to this site. I am not new to writing blogs. I wrote a TON of little, chatty things for my friends to read when I was a member of the MySpace community. I outgrew that site and moved on to Facebook for my social networking fixes. But, alas, that brings me back to the blog.
I remember sitting in lecture hall at Georgia State several years ago, and the topic of blogs was brought up as a unique marketing opportunity for arts nonprofits. You see, I was attending a marketing seminar for “the arts.” The person next to me said, “have you heard of these things? blogs?” I had not. The very idea of posting a diary online seemed boring to me. I had also been living under a rock for the past several months. You see, at the time, my youngest daughter was still very much an infant. It is during this period in a mother’s life, that the mother becomes socially dysfunctional. In fact, this meeting was just the beginning of my wake from the long maternal slumber of pregnancy.
“hmph.” I thought. “Sounds weird to me. This ‘blog.’” In my defense, for my lack of vision, it was called, and is called a blog. This sounded more like a product of bodily humors, than a clever way to market the performing arts.
Which brings me back to…THIS blog.
I will write (hopefully it will be more like a conversation) about “the arts.” I know, broad. But this gives us, you and I, dear reader, time to explore what the hell “the arts” are really about. I will also write about my life. So deal with it. I will try to make some point, but I am not guaranteeing that will happen.
I guess my next step is to create some sorta “about me” page. I will do that in just a bit. Stay tuned. This is it for now. Feel free to send me a topic to blab, uh, I mean, blog about. My husband just sent me a text (or txt) from our den. I need to go spend some quality time with him. In front of our T.V.
