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I hated smiling in photos. I didn't like my smile and made sure never to do it. I felt like I looked like an idiot.
It's not hard to avoid smiling if you're unhappy with your life. It was the last year of my marriage, and I was going through old photos of myself with my daughters.
There is nothing like seeing someone perform their ART! My sense of wonder is through the roof when I am in the presence of these artists. Let me give you an example. It’s good I promise. Read on. I started doing improv late 2009 with this little improv training company named Dallas Comedy House. They had a vision and the guts to make things happen. Since they launched, they have steadily...
A worn ring passed down through generations becomes a symbol of connection, pride, and the unspoken bond between fathers and sons.
Several months back I first wrote about my passion for improv and wanting to get involved. Well, for those that are keeping up, you know I am enrolled and doing this thing! š I am currently working on an improv site and sharing my journey in improv and all the lessons I am learning. I am even being incredibly honest when I feel like a total failure that should give up and just take up basket...
My smile is crooked, and Iām missing a tooth. I nicknamed myself Toothless.
What if they catch me?
What will I tell my family and friends? It felt icky, and I was breaking the law.
On Fatherhood, Manhood & Becoming Better Ancestors.