For any of you who may be keeping track out there, you may have noticed that we are a little bit behind right now, both in shows and in blogs.
I can explain.
You see, there comes a time in every little lesbian's life where she falls madly in love with a woman who has strong arms and an amazing blond ponytail, and since the original lady in question has a natural tendency towards procrastination in the first place, and the woman with whom she is now in love works from home, and therefore has a flexible schedule, even though it's too soon to say that they are girlfriends, they are ok referencing each other as "intimate lady friends," and sometimes the first lady forgets to blog and has trouble focusing and, instead, spends the precious couple of freetime-hours she gets every week going on doggie dates, ordering vegetarian Chinese food, and discussing the possibilities of taking the Bolt Bus to Canada and eloping.
Does it help my career? Nope. But if we spend enough time together, it will help me regulate my period.
Still! The industry waits for no one, so after a brief week and change on the Island of Lesbos, I'm back and gearing up for a blog blitz.
Hold on, breeders. It's going to be a bumpy ride.
An NYC based comedian turned burlesquer turned comedian once again on a challenge to do 365 stand up comedy sets in 365 days.
I came into the world an actor, who got funny enough to turn into a comedian, who got physical enough to become a burlesquer, until burlesque discovered I could talk and turned me into an emcee.
I gave up the cruel world of stand-up for the bedazzles and $50/number of burlesque, until one fateful night and a "win one for the gipper" speech that turned my tides and let me to take a vow to do 365 stand up sets in 365 days.
Will I be lured back into the world of fans and feathers, or will I stay with drink minimums and Comedy Central Specials? Only time will tell.
I gave up the cruel world of stand-up for the bedazzles and $50/number of burlesque, until one fateful night and a "win one for the gipper" speech that turned my tides and let me to take a vow to do 365 stand up sets in 365 days.
Will I be lured back into the world of fans and feathers, or will I stay with drink minimums and Comedy Central Specials? Only time will tell.
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