Well, my belly has outgrown most of my pants (not that I have
many items of clothing). I am so
disappointed. There was a time that my
behind was the most protruding part. But
my belly took over. I no like. Not only did I have to spend some bill money on
a few clothing items so that I can go to work with clothes on, but I was so
hard to fit. Damn. This isn’t the look I was ever going
for. I have to do something more about
this than I have been doing. Ugh. I was wondering if I should just go to the
maternity section.
I have been fortunate to have been invited to participate in a
number of things recently. I was part of
#SheReads at N.A.M.A. again this year.
They had come to know me as a comic, but this time I delivered
poetry. Some of it is humorous, so they
were laughing anyway.
This past Friday, I was honored to read at a book launch for
Bryan Cornel Fox’s book, The Political
Romantic Tales of a Bronx Boy.
The author was busy autographing and selling his book. He also listened attentively to the invited
readers. The person who basically
produced the event was Gabriel Don, and she was great at what she does. She's the one at the mic with her shoes kicked off.
Listening to Gabriel’s writing, I liked her more and
more. Then she heard me read several
poems, and she said I was a woman after her own heart. There were good vibes all around.
It took place at Sensei Gallery Bar where I’d never been to
before but would definitely go to again.
I gained some new fans. One woman
who actively listened and later, when I went to thank her, told me that what I
read was “so on point” works as an assistant district attorney. Always wonderful to meet folks from all
walks.
Speaking of mixing it up, I am adding comedy to a wonderful
music show on Saturday, September 23rd at 8pm at The Starving Artist
Café on City Island. Papa Guyo Guyocious
of Days of Wild is a very talented,
caring, community-minded, and fun person.
It’s his show, along with some accompanying musicians, and he enjoys my
stand-up enough to ask me to join his party.
I really appreciate it.
Those of you who always wanted to stroll along City Island, do
it before the cold weather arrives, and conclude it with dinner, music, comedy,
and great vibes here:
No cover charge! Just
eat the wonderful food (at least $10); there are always some yummy things offered
for vegetarians as well; you are free to bring your own alcoholic beverage if
you wish. It’s a very homestyle
atmosphere.
Congrats on all the well deserved kudos!
ReplyDeleteThank you, my huggable friend.
ReplyDeleteThe way you covered the whole event is humorous and enjoyable. I am feeling like that I am there and attending the event in person. The show seems like great,I wish I could attend these poetry session.
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