She So Funny

I hate the bitter cold. I am so glad I didn’t let it stop me from getting to “Laffin’ Matterz” TV taping at MNN on Friday. I enjoyed the show so much. The line-up, producers, director, DJ, host, and audience made it a really nice evening. I spent so much of the time laughing. I was in a good head while doing my set. I felt connected to the audience during my performance and supported by the other comics when I stepped off stage. The natural high stayed with me, a nice and needed buzz.

Several people who were in the show are not in these post-show photos.

I needed to keep my hat on. My tolerance for the cold has become less

and less. The “Laffin’ Matterz” experience, however, was very warming.

I saw Pudge Fernandez after a long time, I met several comics who I only had known by name -- Peaches Rodriguez being one -- and I received warm hugs. That is a human contact that I treasure. That chest to chest, heartbeat to heartbeat contact.

The next night, I dreamt of my son and I when he was about 4. It was a

very affectionate scene and we were playing what we called “Mama Rough” which was a mellower version of playing rough with Papa. “Mama Rough” had more kissing, tickling, and laughing involved.

The next two Saturday nights, February 10^th and February 17^th, I will be

adding comedy to a wonderful live music show, “Days of Wild,” at the Starving Artist Café on City Island in the Bronx where people feel free to dance in the aisles. No cover charge! Enjoy menu items (and you are free to bring your own alcohol).

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