Burt Bacharach Schools the Kid
None was a bigger influencer and favorite of the Kid’s than Burt Bacharach. I Say a Little Prayer indeed
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Taking Your Identity With You
That’s the cheese, you’re the mouse and the trap is the host—
Read More Taking Your Identity With YouCapitol Hill Dreamer
—if you lived her you wouldn’t have to leave here, it has everything you would want or need. That’s how it stands—
Read More Capitol Hill DreamerDad Visit— Run Everybody Run
I was ambivalent over becoming a father, my mother passing away at 56 changed my mind.
Read More Dad Visit— Run Everybody RunTimeline of the Bagatelle
The madness of the new Twitter owner, Google’s downturn, Facebook’s fated decline is proving to be game changing,
Read More Timeline of the BagatelleThe Golden Gate Garbage Company
Chord changes to a tune like My Funny Valentine twist and turn at a quicker pace. When you only have four strings the chord change tempo helps.
Read More The Golden Gate Garbage CompanyHer Name Was Lola…She was a Dancer
Alejandro and Dante Loading Up for Shows Today in Playacar, Mexico was shopping day. Stand-up comic roommate Ted Holum and I walked across town into Playa Del Carmen and replenished the cupboards. Teddy’s a month younger than me, so he’s the kid in our odd coupled family. We share an apartment here. We share […]
Read More Her Name Was Lola…She was a DancerSustainable Comedy and the Folly of Capitalism
For years, economists have posited that prosperity requires growth, with environmental damage as the regrettable but unavoidable consequence. A growing number of critics are now challenging this equation, though, calling for a radical revamping of the economic system. Nils Klawitter My Cowboy Cadillac and the Place I’ve Called Home for Near Four Decades I’ve […]
Read More Sustainable Comedy and the Folly of CapitalismChildren at the Brink
I was running with the wind again. Headed north with Lacey riding shotgun. We had dinner in Ashland Saturday night. Sunday stopped in Eugene for breakfast. I’d been the producer of the street performing program at the Eugene Celebration for a bunch of years. Downtown Eugene has gone from bad to worse in the last […]
Read More Children at the BrinkFree to Play the Game
To celebrate the first day of the rest of my life I had oatmeal. For dessert I took my supplements and finally to get the start of the day off to a rollicking hilarious start I just completed ninety minutes on my recumbent bike. Add to my writing chores I also continue to perform. The […]
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