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Monthly Archives: July 2010

Weekly Review #18: The back spasm edition

So how’m I doing in my quest to re-invent my life, follow my evolving Blisses and create the life I really, really want? Timing is everything. I started writing this through a lens of back spasm pain. I was sitting at my computer, and except for being tired (as usual) from staying up too late… Continue Reading

Happiness vs. Greatness Redux

I had to hit the ground running when I got back from music camp, what with a custom ketubah waiting to be completed (photo below) in and among catching up with general business stuff. Oh, and my sales tax return (still) to be done. (Yes, I know I’m a horrible procrastinator.) Running a business comes… Continue Reading

Weekly Review #17: Home again, and not from porn camp

So how’m I doing in my quest to re-invent my life, follow my evolving Blisses and create the life I really, really want? Last time, people: I was not at porn camp. I was at music camp. However, in attempting to describe music camp to “civilians” (ie, people who have never been to music camp),… Continue Reading

CCMC 2008 Student Concert: Teach Me Tonight

In honor of tonight’s CCMC student concert, I thought I’d share my performance from my last CCMC student concert, back in 2008. On guitar: Chris Gramp and Mike Wollenberg On bass: Karen Horner As is the case with all camps, the humor here is mostly in-jokes. A couple of keys: 1) All week long I… Continue Reading

Monday Hearts for Madalene

Happy Monday, dear readers! I’ll actually be at California Coast Music Camp at the time this post is published, but with the magic of scheduled posts, and seeing as it’s Monday, I thought I’d share some Monday marvelousness. Monday Hearts for Madalene At Jazz Camp West a few weeks ago I met an amazing woman,… Continue Reading

Weekly Review #16: Headless chicken on a hamster wheel edition

So how’m I doing in my quest to re-invent my life, follow my evolving Blisses and create the life I really, really want? Well, the car is loaded and the twenty (that’ right, 20) items on today’s to-do list checked off. This despite a full five (5) hours being taken up this morning by a… Continue Reading