Instead of living in that cloud, I’ve chosen to live in the silver lining, and it’s exciting to feel the change in the air. Loss creates space — for new people, new ideas, new approaches and new horizons.
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I’ll Love You Forever
The last time I wrote this blog was for Mother’s Day, just a couple of weeks ago, and I wrote about mourning the figurative loss of my daughter to addiction. While she is doing better, one day at a time, I’m now confronted with literal mourning, for my mother. She died on Friday, May 13, […]
Mommy Fearest
Now, I see how blind I was.
Now, I struggle with letting go of everything I thought was true.
All the dreams I had for my kids, all the expectations, and any image of who they were to become.
Hamilton, and the New York Primary
BEFORE “VOICE” ACTING If you know me you know my background is in theatre. As a young girl, I sang and danced around my living room to the score of various Broadway shows Finian’s Rainbow, Dr. Doolittle, My Fair Lady, and best of all, West Side Story. When I got cast in the Chicago All-City […]
Ask Your Doctor If This Ad Is Right For You
As the Medical Narrator, I’ve narrated medical device videos, such as this one, which was produced by James Archer of Anatomy Blue for St. Jude Medical. But, this video was never intended for the general public, so ask your doctor if this ad is right for you. The health care industry spent $14 billion on advertising in 2014, according to […]
About Etiquette
Or, as in this case, a blog post I’d written in 2011 was kept by someone who enjoyed reading it, and reached out to tell me so 5 years later. I wrote about etiquette. It’s something I think about, in a variety of ways. Take self-promotion; for some reason, in our business actors are […]