Category Archives: General Admission

It has been said that it is better to have love and lost than to never have loved at all. I once believed that was just absolute rubbish – one doesn’t crave a cigarette if one never smoked one, right? … Continue reading →

“I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by.” ~ Douglas Adams Normally, that’s a quote I have often agreed with when it comes to self-induced deadlines. Not this time, though. This deadline isn’t quite … Continue reading →

In my lifetime thus far, I went from buying music that fit with my personality to changing my personality to fit the music I was listening to and back again. Oh sure, we always hear how impressionable the youth can … Continue reading →

If you’re into films, you’ve probably seen one entitle, “The Bucket List.” Maybe you’ve seen “Things To Do In Denver When You’re Dead” as well. In both of these films, characters were facing the end of their days and were … Continue reading →

The other day, I found myself in a conversation with one of my neighbors who’s in the beginning stages of an end of a two-year relationship. As he informed me, all of that was a simple matter of fate and … Continue reading →

Imagine you’re a teacher in a classroom, a politician on the stand, or someone at the park feeding ducks. In all these cases, you have a group of people or ducks in front of you… some of them are very … Continue reading →

A couple weeks ago, I sent in a proposal to the Guinness World Records. That proposal detailed my plan to take a photography featuring the largest group of people reading books outdoors. As an added bonus, I included my plot … Continue reading →

Part Three: The Unknown If life taught me anything in all these years, it’s that one never knows what’s going to happen next. Life is ever-changing, ever-fluxuating sequence of events. Of course, if you’ve been alive long enough to have … Continue reading →

Part Two: Why Not? If it’s not common knowledge already, I’m a clown magician who volunteers for Hospice, doing my part for the compassionate art of humor therapy. With giving performances in nursing homes and assisted living facilities, I meet … Continue reading →

Part One: Great Minds Don’t Think Crazy how the media loves to chase down an athlete after a goal, a win, or a performance to conduct that standard interview, starting with that ever-famous question: “what was going through your mind?” … Continue reading →