by | Jan 27, 2014 | Lacrosse, Plays, The Affair, The Consequences, Writing
I just cleaned my house. And I am not a good cleaner. In fact, I’m a terrible cleaner. But, I’m a bundle of nerves and excitement and cleaning calms me down. I remember watching Monica’s neuroses on Friends when she’d clean to calm herself down. And while...
by | Oct 6, 2013 | Cycling, Sports
My first tri was amazing. I set a goal and I reached it. My naiveté fueled me, my exuberance sustained me and my training prepared me. My second tri wasn’t as successful. I can sum up the experience with the F expletive. I muttered it several times throughout the...
by | Jun 16, 2013 | Cycling, Writing
Two years ago, when I fell during the 600 mile AIDS lifecycle from San Francisco to Los Angeles, I thought it would be hard to get back on the bike. I was scared, sore and maimed…with 21 stitches stretching from my eye to my cheekbone. But I got back...
by | Nov 29, 2012 | Sports, Writing
Pilates is the greatest workout on the planet for the mind, the body and the soul because, simply said — YOU GET TO DO IT LYING DOWN. I never ventured into the world of pilates because I always felt somewhat intimidated. I assumed it was limited to wealthy...
by | Nov 7, 2012 | Sports, Uncategorized, Writing
Everyone can do their part to make this world a better place. It’s not hard, perhaps it’s just a matter of being creative. I am a big believer in paying it forward and it doesn’t have to take money or status or time…it simply takes passion...
by | Aug 27, 2012 | Acting, Lacrosse, Sports
I’ll never forget the feeling of standing in the tiny purple Pikesville High School Varsity locker room after my last high school lacrosse game. Despite the stink of sweat in the close quarters and the loud sounds of fourteen teenagers jabbering away, all I could feel...
