Gavin’s Point is a port city at the juncture of the Greater Pelimore River and the Undine River; where produce and wool from the Fields, mingle with ore from the Eastern Mountains, and timber, and game from the surrounding forests, in route to the Sea of Katan and lands beyond. Here in the last bastion of Norban civilization before passing into the ( Read more... )

James enters the inn’s stable at sunrise, his saddle and packs slung over one shoulder; the hilt of his sword sticking up over the other, his shield hanging down his back. Laying his gear aside, he gives a soft, low pitched whistle. The roan stallion at the far end stirs, and lifting the latch on its stable door with its nose moves eagerly toward ( Read more... )

It was the best of times…it was the worst of times…that pretty much sums up my past week. Work has been hell (though today, yes I’ve got Saturday duty this week, will hopefully be slow) and I won’t go into the details; but my life outside of work has been at the very least peaceful.

This Independence Day, I spent eight hours in the sun with only a ( Read more... )

Last Friday after work, I received my first call back from my TPS audition, last Wednesday! I’m pretty stoked about it. Last year I didn’t get any call backs for a couple of months. I confirmed the audition, so on Monday, July 9th (next Monday!) I will be working with the Choreographer and Stage Manager for CLO Presents Seattle Musical Theatre ( Read more... )

So after one weekend, four performances, two venues, and two late nights out; I am one pooped pup. The shows went great though. We had good sized crowds, at Kirkland Performing Arts center (100+, 80+, and 90+), and then a smaller but attentive audience at our church engagement last night. I just wish that more of y’all had been available to see it ( Read more... )

A review written by an individual who saw my show last week...

Last night I was in attendance at the preview showing of the Attic Theatre's newest production - "The Hiding Place."  Not only did the cast tell the story of Corrie ten Boom and her family's heroic efforts to save the Jews in WWII, it really brought home the message of forgiveness.  The ( Read more... )

It’s good to be recognized. Right? I mean, typically it is a good thing if you are sitting in a theatre or standing at a bus stop and some one asks you…hey aren’t you? Of course, you’ve never seen this person before, but they recognize you. I guess it is a tiny taste of celebrity…of course like celebrities you often are remembered for one ( Read more... )

I’m putting this recipe on my LJ, so that I have it written down somewhere. This is my recipe, but it's really just a take on one of my mom’s. Try it out folks, its really simple.

What you need:

1 package fajita style flour tortillas (you can use corn, but they take a little extra prep time)
1 16oz package cheese (I get Sargento’s 4 Cheese, Mexican ( Read more... )

I know I haven’t posted in a while.  I really haven’t done anything in awhile; or at least anything productive. I’ve been working on, sporadically, some stuff for my story; I need to sit down and finish some campaign stuff for a game I want to get going with my brother and one of our friends. But I’m on a weird kick right now, and everything I try ( Read more... )

 Intrigued by the title of this post?  Want to see what Scott, Rachel, Emjoy and I did this weekend?  Check out the slideshow on my MySpace (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=134031364) or you can jump directly to the show at (http://www51.rockyou.com/show_my_gallery.php?instanceid=46722208).