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Mark and I enjoy our traditional Thanksgiving bike ride in Venutura
Podcast Recap
My hopes and fears around my first try at stand-up comedy. Hear a snippet from my first open mic. Comments from new BC Vickie, Sue from the UK, Amy from WI and Cheryl. My latest medical report. How Thanksgiving was different for me without my constant focus on food. Thanks Coffee Klatchers who still contribute and to US and UK Amazon shoppers. Why the Canadian Amazon shopping link is no more. Send in hellos or comments for the Holiday Update show. How I learned to feel good enough just as I am.
Mentioned
Blog post about comedy with the comment conversations
IBAudio, the music site, where I’ve licensed music for the show and for my voice over clients.
Ways to support the show financially
Credits
Host: Laurie Weaver
Main Theme: I’m Letting Go by Josh Woodward from The Simple Life Part 1 Used by permission of Josh Woodward under a Creative Commons License
so awesome!! I love wog-a-bout to your shenannigans miss Laurie.. I really enjoyed this episode a LOT.. you have come a long way, and im so proud of you..
Excited to hear of specialness coming for a holiday episode.. i may have to see what i can muster up… =-)
So glad your experiencing and living/loving new things, and have a new lease.. er.. uh at least ‘take’ on life
Oh Miss Dawny, HOW I wish you were local so you could come to the show. Of all the people in all the world, I have a feeling you would MOST like my sense of humor. I’m excited that last night’s last comedy class practice went well and I managed to keep my jokes in my head. I think it will be fun – even if it IS terrifying. You were one of the people I was thinking about when I was pondering on potential vs. courage. You have courage in spades, so if you ever feel discouraged, maybe it will help you too. I’ve decided I HATE potential, the bastard. It’s such a lie. We all have potential to do all kinds of things so it is a false, false, measure. Courage can always be chosen, and we are our own measuring stick. Courage to stay on an eating plan, courage to have a bite off of plan when other things are more important, courage to look in our hearts about what’s really important to us. This focus is the only way I’m living through comedy class. It literally makes me barf from nerves – and I’m not scared of public speaking – it’s just really hard to write and then remember revised jokes in a pressure cooker. Good news is it makes voice work from the safety of a sound booth into a piece of cake. Looking forward to some holiday fun next show, so would love to get some Dawnyisms for the holidays. xoxoxoxox