Surfacing...

Wow. This has been an incredibly hectic Summer! Singing in 4 different cabarets, Performing in a Fringe Festival show, teaching camp for 12 weeks, bar tending at Signature, and writing a show! Wow!
No wonder the blog posts just sort of evaporated on here. Now that most of that is done, things are returning to somewhat normalcy. I have many pictures to share with you, and we have much to talk about. For now, my next performance will be at the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage, singing a few songs from The Boy Detective Fails on Labor Day. After that, the next thing definitely on the books is a reading of me and Matt Conner's new musical, Night of the Living Dead on Monday, October 18th at Kensington Arts Theatre. I start rehearsals for Sunset Boulevard on November 8th at Signature Theatre, and am incredibly excited to be a part of all of these amazing projects.

Everything else is fine, Buddha is as funny as ever, and is doing well. (As you can see from the picture above).

So more posts will be put up here this week. Summer is almost over, and the blog is back!

xoxoxo

sgs

3 years, baby.

I just wanted to briefly say that August 20th (now yesterday) is the 3 year anniversary of this blog. I started this blog 3 years ago to explore an online dialogue with anyone who would listen, and try to make you laugh if I could. Try to share with you things that I think are funny, things that I am obsessed with at the moment, pictures of our crazy and scatter-shod life.
I never knew what I was getting in to and it has been a roller coaster of a time.
That said, I am glad I stepped up to the roller coaster and got on.
I love and welcome your constant readership and comments back. I love the open dialogue that we have shared.
I opened this blog 3 years ago with this tragic little photo from college days, and repost it now to commemorate.
I want to thank you all, honestly from the bottom of my heart for reading this and even caring enough to come back the next day and read again.
Stay aboard and keep driving with me, I'll be taking this rig to some fun places this year.
Thanks so much for all of your support...it means SOOOO much to me.
Love,
Steve