There are millions of stories swirling around us — tales of whoo-hoo!  Tales of OMG-you-have-got-to-be-kidding…

All happening.  At the same time.  In this crazy world.  Like feeling dumb-struck grateful for having two opposable thumbs.  Or waking up at three o’clock in the morning with another blast of existential angst. The utter joy when a Gen Z cashier with tattoos, piercings and a beautific smile, bags my groceries at Trader Joe’s.  That quick jolt of numbing cold when I get another notification on my phone from… well… the bad news bears.

Stories about remembering — that good health is temporary.  So is every one.  Every thing. Every moment. Tales about holding on…for dear life. Letting go… for dear life.  With a sorta-open heart and kinda-unclenched hands. Thank you for sharing your personal bandwidth and precious time with me and may you find yourself in these stories too.

Please leave your comments because this story-telling business goes both ways.  I can’t wait to hear from you!

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Smile, Smile, Smile

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It’s been quiet here, on the western front, with regards to my soon-to-be-born ukulele CD, “Smile, Smile, Smile,” probably because this thing has seemed, at times, like the “never-ending” story. Two years in the making. Well that’s what happens when life happens. Like…I have to work, you know. That means doing gigs and…
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TURNING 90

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“Don’t get old.” I hear that. A lot. I sing at an assortment of retirement homes, assisted living dormitories, skilled nursing-almost-hospitals. A few of the residents tug at my sleeves and repeat these very words. More than you would think. My own mother says it too. When she remembers. For…
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LOSING A FRIEND

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We were friends for a long time. Thirty years, give or take. We saw each other through her divorce and my marriage. And the whole galaxy of “life events” that happen–the surprises that come out of nowhere, the “situations” that drag on. Cinda had that “joy” thing happening and she…
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