Posts Tagged ‘find the funny’
Evie Finds The Funny

live and laugh
Today’s the 1st day of–
FIND THE FUNNY MONDAYS —
It’s a weekly post about finding the funny in something that might not otherwise be… funny.
About a month ago I started dating a guy (“G”). Not exactly my type, but potentially-interesting. When I mentioned “G” to my dad, he was so happy that — Read the rest of this entry »
Actors: Living the Dream

good-byes are hard
So my Twitter bud and fellow Actor @MikeCapozzi forwarded me devastating news about the demise of my favorite website Killthedoor.com.
You may remember that I did an entire post on how fabulous this Actor-friendly site “is” or now I should say “was”. It was like an inside source with casting news, inside info, great advice and resources for Actors yada yada. Apparently it was a little too inside and became a conflict of interests. Boo hoo!
So since, Killthedoor.com and @killthedoor have been ahem, “killed”, I’ve decided to share this little vid with everyone, to watch in absence of a memorial service (you can wear black when you watch it, if you want.) Read the rest of this entry »
LAUGHTER = Instant Gratification

feel-good sounds
I was reminded the other day when I was tweeting @MikeCapozzi that the reason I love doing COMEDY is because I know if it’s working or not. No need to wait for feedback from the Casting Director. It becomes obvious. Like immediately.
Because in Comedy Auditions, you either get the laugh or you don’t. Even if the CD and producers have heard the line a million times before, if you deliver it right, they can’t hold the laugh in. And, the good thing about knowing is — if it’s not working — you can sometimes make quick adjustments and pull it out in time. Read the rest of this entry »
On a Budget? DIY Gifts For Kids

#1 = Itchi
The Holidays are just around the corner — I’m not joking.
And birthdays keep showing up every year– LOTS of them!
It’s hard to be thoughtful and frugal at the same time —
We obviously need to be — C R E A T I V E.
Ever try to– Read the rest of this entry »
Urgent Care in the ER

anatomy lessons
I couldn’t write about this till now, because it freaked me out so much when it happened. Even now I think about it every time I sit down to eat.
It starts out like a typical ER Saturday Afternoon Shift
- nightmare waiting room
- all beds are filled
- labs are piling up
In Trauma, Bed 8, this pretty New York Model (you know I can’t say who) is really having a tough time of it. She’s been there for 14 hours with what she thinks is Acid Reflux (because she can’t keep anything down, not even a sip of water). She’s all nervous, because she’s got a wardrobe fitting scheduled in a few hours for a huge commercial, due to shoot Monday. Read the rest of this entry »
So Hollywood: In A Good Way

Identity Crisis
Yesterday when I was walking back to my car from the two hour spin/pilates portion of my day, a Hollywood tour bus passed me and the guide said into the microphone: Read the rest of this entry »
Feeling Safe: Knowns vs Unknowns
Why do we feel safe with KNOWNS when there’s often greater possibility with UNKNOWNS?
“Conundrumly-speaking,” why is it human nature to–
distrust CHANGE?
Working in the ER is a little like working in Washington – Read the rest of this entry »