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Today’s blog post.I had the honor of being an officient at a wedding. Recently, my niece, asked me to officiate at her wedding ceremony. I got a marriage license, then I thought about my role as the officient….(Click link to see full post.)
For Black History Month, I’m reposting my blog entry about the legendary performer Bert Williams. I hope revisiting this post will spark more conversation and appreciation for his contributions. Check it out.
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In my most recent blog post, I muse about moving beyond 59, on Tim Cunningham's The Niners Podcast.
“It's strange to think that I am almost a decade older than my father ever was.”
We are so proud of Grace. She’ll be in Chile for her fall semester.
Today I had the pleasure of working with Jeffrey Zwartjes (aka Dr. Charlie) for the first time in the hospital.
A Rainbow and a Gourd with Backyard Laughter for Clowns Without Borders — Home
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On July 24, we gathered in the backyard of Clowns Without Borders USA President Tim Cunningham for our 2nd Annual Atlanta Backyard Fundraiser, hosted by Tim and me.
You can join us today. July 24 for the Second Annual Atlanta Fundraiser for CWB! Please help us spread joy and healing through clowning while enjoying a fun evening of laughter and good food. If you are unable to attend, you can still make a donation. Link here: givebutter.com/j5njHV
This Thursday, July 24, Tim Cunningham and I are hosting the Second Annual Atlanta Backyard Fundraiser for Clowns Without Borders! Your support keeps our tours going strong. If you can’t make it to Atlanta on the 24th, any donations, big or small, are appreciated! givebutter.com/j5njHV
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We will host the Second Annual Atlanta Backyard Fundraiser for Clowns Without Borders USA. Your support is the lifeblood that makes our tours possible. givebutter.com/j5njHV
Today’s Blog Post
We're a little over halfway through our tour of Zimbabwe with Clowns Without Borders, and I know this trip will live with me for a long time. The days have started to blur together—packed with dusty roads, vibrant…( click link for more)
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Toda’ys hospital clowning picture with Dr. Doohickey
Here are a few pictures from my recent travels to Germany. First, I attended the Clowns Without Borders International General Assembly, then spent a few days in Munich.
Here are a few pictures from the Clowns Without Borders international General assembly outside Munich, Germany. I had a great time with my new and old CWB friends.
Today’s Blog Post
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I am excited to be traveling to Munich, Germany, to attend the Clowns Without Borders (CWB) International General Assembly. My journey with CWB began six years ago as a volunteer artist during my first .. (Click link to read full post)
The fam at the National Cathedral for Marley and Matt’s wedding!
I had a great time at Bill and Olivia Amos Children’s Hospital in Columbus, GA, today. I got to work with an old friend, Tim Settimi, and I used a washboard in the hospital for the first time.
Saturday in Atlanta.
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It’s tournament time!
All month, our Laughter League performers will be showing off their skills. You choose the winner. Vote for your winner by donating any size! Click on the link to vote, and donate for Dr. Squeeze.
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From today’s Blog Post
As we wrap up February, which is African-American history month, I wanted to look back on one of my favorite recent shows this month. I took the opportunity to talk about three artists who have always inspired me and my work. www.squeezetheclown.com/blog-page/20...
I had Art and Soul: Roswell Roots Kids and Family Celebration at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center
The board and staff of Clowns w/out Borders had a retreat in Atlanta this past weekend. It was great to meet the other board and staff members, some of whom I have only known from zoom meetings over the past four years. At CWB we believe that everyone has the right to play and laugh.
I am thankful. This past weekend we finished our run of Nicolette Emanuelle's, “What Are You" at 7 Stages Theater. I have a blog post about the show below.
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