Warm and Fuzzy

Feeling very warm and fuzzy after the storytelling gig last night. I so enjoyed everyone's contribution, felt honored to be a part of it and it SOLD OUT. Fabulous! Please support Raincity Chronicles. They are awesome. More, more, we want more.


Went to have my humus at lunch today at choir practice only to find it was moldy. WTF! I went to the service station to see if there was anything there I could eat, but I wandered around muttering like a mad woman and shaking my head. WHY cannot we have decent food available before 10 am in Vancouver? WHY is there not a law against the shit they sell at gas stations? I think someone should do an art piece where they turn a gas station into a destination snack bar. What would that look like? Answer: France.

Why cannot we give art and food the proper respect it deserves? TELL ME WHY!!!!?

TISIIWOT: tweets I'd send if I was on twitter

Tickets are sold out for the storytelling event tonight at the Salt Building! Just chillin' until the gig.

Looks like there might be a food truck nearby at 6pm. Smart! Is there anywhere to eat in the Olympic Village besides foraging in the ditches beside the Athlete's village? See, I'm too wordy for Twitter. Fail.

Balance, Push, Pull

I was given a free ticket to the show called Amarillo at the Push Festival tonight and I'm really looking forward to it.

My ten minute play is also showing this weekend at the PuLL Festival, which I'm stoked about. It's at the Carousel Theatre on Granville Island, tickets are only five bucks and drinks are a toonie!

And this big announcement: I am telling a story at the Raincity Chronicles event called "What Feeds Us "on Jan 27. The tales will focus on the theme of eating local. Cool!

And then there's our High Spirits Choral Concert on Jan 29. Busy Bee!