You would think as a comedian I think being onstage is all about me, but I dont think that way. Yes, it is my job to make the audience laugh. But that is it, is the job, not the point. Comedian Micheal Jr. Says "Laughter is a gift we present to the audience, they just have to accept it" I love that quote. When I go onstage I really dont think its all about me. It's a conversation I am having with my best friends, they just don't know it yet. And they don't get a lot of

Over the years, I’ve been told things like "take things for face value", or "don’t read into things". I’ve really tried to do that. There have been many Bible studies that I’ve been a part of where we’ve focused on being God centered and not *me* centered. We focus on what God says about who we are and what God says about our future. When we take time to be God focused, we think less about what other people think and say. When we do this, we don’t focus on what people may or

Almost 20 years ago, I walked up to a comedian who was booked at our church and asked her how she got into comedy. While she was on stage that night, three ladies at our event came up to me and told me I should do what she does. I was the host for the event, so I was comfortable enough to get on stage. I had already met the comedian because I was part of the team that booked and planned the event. And honestly, I am just crazy enough to not care what people think to ask anyt

So how are you feeling with just a few days until Christmas? As of now there are 407 hours until Christmas, just incase you needed to know. I really tried to be on top of things this year. I had a spreadsheet and everything. I am not a spreadsheet type of person. But the last few years I kept finding gifts I bought and hid around the house after Christmas. So this year I was going to be prepared. Colored coded when gifts came in and when they were wrapped. It was goi