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Two parks, three trees, and a mighty fine popsicle

As I get older, I am constantly reminded that a day can take unexpected turns when you let it. I began today with an overly structured plan to make it past the morning surprise that I awoke feeling like had spent the night rolling down a rocky, jaggedy hill–a reminder that either my mysterious illness still lingered or that I…
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Friday Morning Ode to Ben
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The Buddhist Actor and the Audition

The Mental Life Cycle of an Audition If there’s one thing that hasn’t changed in the past 20-some years of acting, it’s the twisted, complex labyrinth of psychological grief I embark upon each time I lock down an audition. Step one: What a cool opportunity, I’m not going to get hooked on the idea of getting the…
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Public Journal in Peterborough
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The Buddhist Actor
Last week, I had a rare opportunity to sit in on a Taoist workshop lead by the head of the Chinese Taoism Society, Master Meng Zhiling. I knew very little going in about Taoist culture and beliefs, only that they would be a great complement to my Buddhist studies (and helpful toward my goal of sitting…
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xoJane Article on Background Acting
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Blooms By the Box Featured Our Wedding!
How flippin’ cool is this? Blooms by the box, the fantastic wholesale floral company we used to arrange our wedding flowers, featured our story and photos on their blog! Right after we got married, I had this weird DIY-overacheiver-panic that I was supposed to somehow be crafty and stylish enough to be featured on a…
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If a Blog Post Falls In the Forest…
I was recently told, in a rather brash manner, that people only read 15 seconds of online copy before moving on to the next article. Any writing past that is “antiquated and wasted energy.” I would brush it off as laziness or a disinterest in creating thought-out work, but it isn’t the first time I’ve…
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New Writing Projects!
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Monday Ramblings on Loud Cars, Narcissism, and Into the Woods