We went and saw Alice in Wonderland. I heart Tim Burton and Johnny Depp.
After seeing the Tim Burton exhibit at MoMA in New York City a few weeks ago, I was super excited. I literally beamed in delight when WALT DISNEY PICTURES came up on the movie screen. Continue reading…
I intend to keep living as a nomad/gypsy until I can afford something in Manhattan… it’s kind of like a silent protest. Continue reading…
I’ve been considering going to some open mics. I may have mentioned previously my logic for getting into stand-up comedy. Mainly it’s direct feedback for Writing. I’ve said time and time again I don’t really care what type of Writing I’m doing, as long as my time involves building things with words, I’m usually happy. Continue reading…
Life in AUS vs life in the US is different, as I’m sure you can all imagine. There are pluses and minuses to each style of living… if I could somehow get a fifty / fifty time balance between each happening… that would be fabulous.
Something pleasant I find about Australia is that it’s quite easy to avoid the media. Living in the greater NYC area, it’s becomes near impossible. Especially when you consider the population density to boot. Your odds of simply overhearing something are a lot greater. Continue reading…
Namaste blog family
Seven hours from now a car will arrive to take me into what feels like unknown territory. The next time we gather live it will be from my beloved Australia. Continue reading…
I spent yesterday in New York City. It was my last city stomp during this particular trip. Continue reading…
New Yorkers are made up of people from all over the world which is one of the main reasons I love the town like no other. And it’s
filled with incredible talent, literally some of the most talented people you will ever meet. Last week while frolicking with CJ I saw comedians, musicians, and artists of all sorts. I met a French speaking illustrator and chef from England. Continue reading…
New York City looks like entertainment and sounds like subway trains rattling along at 70 miles per hour. It tastes like sweet potato soju cocktails and smells like
the best food you’ve ever tasted. Continue reading…
New York City tastes like a bag of warm, sweet cashews from a street vendor and sounds like a gaggle of cackling teenage girls trying to carry on loud enough to
attract the attention of the beautiful people surrounding them. Continue reading…
New York City smells like freshly cut pine from Christmas trees lining the sidewalks and tastes like candy cane lattes. Continue reading…
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