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Here’s a book your kids will want to read…
For Ages 12 and Up
After all, who doesn’t want more laughter in their life?
22 Jun
The combo of live-action and animation, exciting visual effects, adventure, surreal set design, fun characters, and lighthearted wordplay creates an amusing entertainment that’s hard to resist.
Screenwriter Linda Woolverton (Beauty and the Beast, Lion King, Homeward Bound, Alice In Wonderland, Maleficent) crafted an intriguing tale (loosely based on Lewis Carroll’s book “Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There”) featuring a strong, independent Alice and your favorite witty characters from “Alice in Wonderland.”
You’ll love the clever humor, plus the puns and quips about “time.”
“Alice Through the Looking Glass!” is like a fun party we’re all invited to…
now, that’s my cup of tea 🙂 […]
13 May
You would not celebrate your birthday at a trendy Euro-Asian restaurant touted for it’s delicious, yet healthy dishes and end up in the emergency room 9 hours later with food poisoning. You would not require an I.V.with anti nausea, anti diarrhea, anti pain meds to stop the total body torture.
You would not cook that special recipe for the in-laws – Quinoa Masala Royale – using infected organic vegetables. Later that evening, our family members would not all coincidentally experience unbearable abdominal cramps normally associated with childbirth. After all, you are a lousy cook, but not that lousy.
4 May
I’ve got a great CPA for you.
Comic Performance Artist that is.
Seriously, how can you not love a guy named Danny Donuts? […]
14 Apr
For ages 12 & UP…
Meet your new BFF – a friend with physical, psychological, and social benefits.
Written by Joanne Jackal, PhD, a psychotherapist who used to be a stand up comedienne
AND
moi, a comedy writer who likes to joke around with her inner teen.
Find Your Funny: The Humor Survival Guide for Teens 🙂
24 Jan
Dear World:
In a bold display of independence, we (not our helicopter parents) are announcing our intention to marry partner and hold a wedding presentation to display our love (and like) for each other.
Why, thank you for inquiring!
We don’t believe in registering for a wedding presentation as we just aren’t into “things.” Like many Millennials, we subscribe to minimalism.
This is mostly because we lack the funds to buy cool stuff (thank you pathetic economy) but also because our heads explode when we see Granny’s living room and her floor-to-ceiling tchotchke collection.
We personally believe that everyone over the age of 40 is a hoarder and in need of a therapeutic intervention.
And so, instead of a cumbersome kitchen appliance or a random piece of cheesy art, perhaps you could buy us a generous gift certificate to Starbucks… that, or a house. We could use a house! (Is that a “thing?”) To be honest, we’re getting tired of living in our parents’ basements. We are incurring hearing damage due to the incessant hovering. […]
9 Dec
3 Dec
NEW book coming!
It’s easy 🙂
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28 Aug
7 Aug
Did I say… she’s five?
As daughters become older, they become increasingly brutal entertaining and wise – especially with their advice.
