Throwback Thursday: While potty training my children, this book was the bane of my existence. Parents, be careful what you offer your children… otherwise you’ll have to read multiple times a day for up to five years.

Throwback Thursday: My first attempt at writing a novel was based on the real misadventures of an ill conceived road trip to California in the summer of 1988, after I had graduated college. I took it with my best friend, Read more…

Throwback Thursday: Actors will take just about any legitimate paying work. Actors can’t be choosers 🙂 One such gig was as a third place ping pong ball in a Florida Lottery commercial (screen grab print below – sorry for the Read more…

Throwback Thursday: The worst acting I ever did was in Shakespeare’s The Tempest. It was a college production. The show looked great, but it was poorly acted. There’s a thing in acting called “first impulse acting.” This means you make Read more…

Throwback Thursday: When I was in high school, I was in the play Look Homeward, Angel. From that play, I learned the power of story and how they change people’s perceptions. In the play, a family has a boarding house Read more…

Throwback Thursday: Just before I had to give up acting because of my health issues, I acted in an industrial video (corporate promotional video) with a local kid who went on to do a great many things. Patrick Wilson. It’s Read more…

Throwback Thursday: in the 90s, Hollywood was trying to figure out if Orlando could be a cheaper than Los Angeles, so they created Universal Studios and Disney/MGM studios. In my acting days, I was on Divorce Court. I played a Read more…

Throwback Thursday: One of the coolest jobs I ever had was working at Nickelodeon. The best gig was working on Clarissa Explains It All for a couple of years. Melissa Joan Hart was one of the most professional people I Read more…

Throwback Thursday: I love movies and, for the longest time, wanted to be a filmmaker. In college, I made a Super 8 film about a guy who realizes his term paper is due the next day and the comedic obstacles Read more…

Throwback Thursday: That’s me, around 10, talking into the mic of a black and white, reel-to-reel video camera my dad brought home from work. Watching those videos on TV changed my life and made me think I could make stories Read more…