What I learned this week is that you cannot dismiss someone else’s pain and think it’s going to be alright. It happened in several ways but the most public was watching the great Rita Moreno sit with Stephen Colbert on The Tonight Show being interviewed about the movie musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda “In The Heights” … Continue reading The Best That Art Can Do
Trying To Land Correctly
My exhaustion and pain is real. I sleep only to wake with a slight headache and realize I’ve been tossing and turning all night. I’m sweaty, wet and clearly dream deprived. When I was a kid I felt the first pangs of pain in my hip while rehearsing. Being a dancer, the pain didn’t mean … Continue reading Trying To Land Correctly
When Comments Can Help Heal
I subscribe to Dan Rather’s post on Steady. Most know him from his rather brilliant career as a journalist, but he is also quite the master of the written word, especially when it pertains to every day hot topics. He's an incredible writer! I guess that's a give-in because it's DAN RATHER, but I'm saying … Continue reading When Comments Can Help Heal
The Truth About Being Single
The other day I had to change my Twitter profile to state that I was “happily unavailable”. The real reason I had to do it was because of the unsolicited direct messages I was getting from men and even female accounts. This is NOT an ego thing. I’m clear that this happens to a lot … Continue reading The Truth About Being Single
My Broken Heart
An update on my broken heart. My heart’s been battered and beaten so many times that somedays I feel like it just won’t ever stop bleeding. But it does. It always does. Because the smallest thing, the tiniest of gestures, even when your heart is so weakened, can be mended with hope so easily. That’s … Continue reading My Broken Heart
