What a wonderful year! Life, both personal and professional, has been speeding along in the best possible way, and I'm finally grabbing a moment to breathe, catch up and post. First things first (you may have noticed): new pictures, new site! The photos were done by the always...
I am so lucky. When John & I knew we were probably going to move, we started window shopping apartments in a variety of neighborhoods. We used apps and online listings to see what was available, long before we actually needed to be looking. Our...
The allergies are strong, but it is so lovely to walk in the warm spring sunshine. And mornings! She chases sun patches around the room...
There is nothing 'slimming' about Montreal. It is a once a year decadence, and we feast like kings. And what a way to get out of town—a gorgeous, restful daylong train ride through the Hudson Valley and up into the Adirondacks, past Lake Champlain and into...
This one. 49 Miles, by Trevor Allen, is so very near and dear. From its first exquisite iteration with Crowded Fire in 2001, to this gorgeous reimagining...
We're in. it's done. lease is signed, keys in hand. we be crossing the east river, and movin' on UP. BROOKLYN!! and so...
What a remarkable evening. I've just returned from performing a supporting role in a wonderful new play, Dark at the Center by Deborah Savadge. It was the winner of this year's Playwrights First competition, and is smart and dark and provocative - I can't wait to...
Well yes, the good news just keeps on keepin' on. Ike Interviews God—the film I did a while back, directed by Eli Shapiro, has been burning up the festival circuit. It's an irreverent short in which I'm the voice of God (I come in at about...
Not one but two recent releases for Audible! Both are steamy romances—perfect as we head into beach weather! Put on those headphones, download some fiction. You can find, Yours Forever by Farrah Rochon here. And you can find, Perfect 10 by Erin McCarthy here. Beach books, baby!...
It’s always exciting to revisit a project, particularly when you’ve had time away from it to pause and reflect. Honor Student, by Michael Erickson, the reading I did back in December, is getting another look. I’m delighted - my role (Naomi) is complex, layered and challenging,...