People, I'm going to extend the drawing entry time, so if you meant to enter to win two tickets to "Clinton the Musical," you still can.
I will announce the winners next blog (3/24/2015). I have two pairs of tickets to give! It's supposed to be "Hillary-ous."
If you have the
you might win! Either way, Happy St. Patricks Day!
Well folks, last week was a challenging week at work -- bitches be back-stabbin'. Reminded me of Cinderella's stepsisters.
I'm glad there are higher-ranking people who not only can see but also actually care about the students and the work I do. I figure one day, I'll thank those who didn't let me feel too comfortable. It urges me on with my creative pursuits. In the meantime, my darling students (without knowing anything is going on) tell me things like, "Don't ever change. There's no one like you." I don't know how to convey to them how much they help me. It is wonderful that the majority of my time there is spent with such real people.
And now, let's bring in the spring. Let's open our arms and embrace it. Let's laugh 'til it hurts (in a good way, of course).
A week in the forties – eeeeewwwwwweeeeee!Starting on International Women’s Day, my
blood could more easily flow to my fingertips again.
The night before, I had performed stand-up in the Unboxed Voices Variety Show at the
Parkside Lounge, East Houston Street, NYC.I had a lot of fun both as audience and as a performer in the show.There were rappers, singer/musicians, poets,
burlesque, and me doing comedy.I am
familiar with a number of people involved with Unboxed Voices, so it was so warm and friendly.I felt liked before I began, and that helps
me so much.Life can’t always be like
that, but I relish it when it is.
March 7, 2015 at the Parkside Lounge
Afterwards, Robert Milnes (a talented musician/songwriter/singer,
also known as Braxton Hicks, who once was my co-actor in an Unboxed
Voices short play) and I each had a delicious hot dog at Katz’s before
heading off in opposite directions on the F train.This had topped a day of waiting for six
stressful hours at the vet.The day at
the vet concluded as I had hoped, so though it contributed to my being behind
schedule, by Saturday night, I came home to my non-traumatized dog, who was happily ready to eat
and go for a productive walk.
Now, who wants to win a pair of tickets to see "Clinton -- the Musical"?? Just let me know, and, again, I will pick names from a bowl with my eyes closed.
Clinton The Musical New World Stages / Stage 4 340 West 50th Street Performances begin March 25thclintonthemusical.com
“Ribald and entertaining! Clinton The Musical is every bit as outrageous as you might think. A fun, rude, roller-coaster reminder that American politics is often a circus—and sometimes we ought to pause to enjoy the show.” - The National Review. If President William Jefferson Clinton behaved like two different people—one moment noble, the next naughty—that’s because he was! Clinton The Musical explores the two very different sides of the 42nd President of the United States: “WJ,” the wholesome, intelligent one, and “Billy,” the randy, shameless one. With Hilary (Rodham) Clinton at their side, the two will handle issues from The White House to Whitewater, the sax and the sex, elections and erections, and in the process make history. Maybe. You cannot miss this hillary-ous new musical and outrageous double bill!
you might win! Either way, Happy St. Patricks Day!
