Christmas 2017!
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A month late, here is my Christmas recap post — it’s basically lots of dog photos, since the holiday is all about them now! Continue reading
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My Best Photos of 2017
My annual “Best Photos” post for 2017 — the favorite images I shot over the past year. Locations range from Patagonia to Canada to the Grand Canyon, plus old favorites like Los Angeles, NYC, and Cape Cod. Continue reading
2017 — My Year in Review
My 2017 yearbook is up — thanks to all of the friends and family I made memories with this past year! It’s an exercise in gratitude to put this together and appreciate just how many supportive people I have in my life. Continue reading
December 2017 Recap
Here is my December recap… I saw lots of friends in LA, visited my uncle in Denver, and celebrate the holidays in Connecticut, New York City, and Cape Cod. Grateful for all the people I spent time with last month! Continue reading
Behind the Scenes: A Christmas Story Live!
A big recap of working behind-the-scenes on “A Christmas Story Live” two weeks ago — lots of photos from the set and a full summary on how it all came together! Continue reading
2017 Media and Literary Diet
It’s my year-end book post! Here’s what I read in 2017, along with an account of the theater, TV shows, and movies I saw this year. Happy reading! Continue reading
November 2017 Recap
November recap is finally up on the blog! Fun times in Los Angeles visiting friends, working, seeing theater, and celebrating Thanksgiving (twice). Continue reading
Fall 2017 Theater Recap, Part 2
Final theater recap of 2017! In October I saw 12 plays and musicals in NYC. Here are my thoughts — check them out, then book a ticket to see live theater! Continue reading
Fall in Connecticut: Celebrating Dad’s 65th
A long overdue post about soaking up fall in Connecticut while celebrating my dad’s 65th birthday in October. Continue reading
Summer Theater Festivals 2017
I made it to a bunch of summer theater festivals this year — Williamstown, Dorset, O’Neill Center, Barrington Stage, and the Shaw Festival. I recap these experiences and a few other regional shows I saw over the summer. Continue reading