
Humor, heart and everything in between. Will discuss anti-inflammatories, aging, how not to f-k up your marriage and interviews with Funny AF Women from an empty nester mom still waiting for her kids to text her back.
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We had front row seats.
It was our 35-year wedding anniversary, and we bought tickets to a production of Eugene Ionesco’s Rhinoceros. A professional production of this obscure play is a rarity. Even more uncommon was the play’s cast-- Joh...
Where Do You Write?
My conceptual Shangri La includes three essential elements: one laptop; one creative; ADD-addled brain; and a tropical jungle. In the real world, I love houseplants, since they rarely talk back to me. (I say “rarely” d...
Part of aging is forgetting. This essay is about the quaint yet embarrassing amnesia of...
Photo by Quino Al on Unsplash
SEPTEMBER 1996
As I pack for my trip to France, the place where I will surely be implanted, the phone rings. After three rings I decide to answer. A serious yet deeply breathy tone responds to my Hello.
“Thi...
Hello, I’m Shane McMurphadoodle and I’m running for office. I’m here to clean up my office, your office and everyone’s home office in our beautiful Slub county with rolling tumbleweeds and 1 star motels!
Did you know 4 out of 5 home office...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Humor essays and heart- a Marriage of love, aging and a/c wars, Empty Nester Syndrome— still waiting for my son to text me back-- Growing up in the 70’s when McDonalds was a healthy option. Also, interviews with Funny AF Women.
Jewish standup comic and community builder in Boulder, CO. Bylines in The Washington Post, Time, SELF, Runner's World. Lover of gravel biking, coffee, and books. I write about creativity, community, embodiment, and what it means to be Jewish now.
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