Good Fortune

I've been enjoying my unemployment. I can't believe I sacrificed it for the last two months to work in a bakery all night. I can't believe I'm about to give it all up again starting monday. Of course, I haven't run out of money yet so I'm sure I'd be singing a different tune in a few weeks if I didn't have this new job. I think about my daily routine and how I've built my own little utopia this past week. How I get to play with the dogs, cook up food, do stage shows with my friends and drink excessive amounts. A lifestyle like that can't last forever, though. Not when there are bills to pay.

This was also a grand week in stand up comedy for myself and all my whacky friends. Even considering we had to cancel our inaugural show at Mother's this past wednesday. We still had sizable crowds at our other four shows. I took on the hosting duties for two of the shows and received good compliments from audience members and other comics. I also got to help run the shows. The week had me feeling good as I learned some things about running a comedy show and to keep audiences enthused. Short post this time because this is how it is and this is how it goes.

"You're pretentious, this club sucks, I have beef. Let's fight."