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From “Bag of Rocks” to Public Advocate
A year ago, a leaked insult pushed me to start speaking at Board of Supervisors meetings. Since then, I’ve grown into a public advocate—researching, analyzing, and showing up. This post reflects that journey and encourages others to find their voice, too. Read More
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Kena Klowns
Kenagram: We appear uncredited in a group photo of Kena Klowns preparing for a parade. While not a named feature, the image documents collective participation in community events and volunteer activities through the organization. Read More
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From Magic Tricks to Masonic Service: My Clowning, Library, and Community Adventures
This month, I’ve juggled practicing magic tricks for my clown persona, renewing my CPR certification, and supporting my Masonic lodge’s charitable activities. I’ve also been working hard to maintain my Little Free Library, engaging with the Sons of the American Revolution, and addressing the challenges at Samuels Public Library. Read More
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Library, Parade, and Clowning Around
The past few days have been eventful, with my focus primarily on Samuels Public Library and the formation of a new library board. I attended the Kiwanis Pancake Day, had a Q&A session at the library, and helped with preparations for the Chamber of Commerce’s Christmas parade. I also became a member of the Ancient… Read More
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Thumbing my nose at cancer
Thumbing my nose at cancer I forgot about this event. I need to contact StPaulsub Clio to pose for this thing. Everyone is putting on a clown nose and donating 100 L$ to appear at an RFL official event with Read More
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Dunking Booth Support
Dunking Booth Support The one product that causes me the most time with support is the Dunking Booth. It isn’t the booth itself, but one of the vendors that causes the problems. Anything that deals with money or permissions seems Read More
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Mimi’s Kiss
Mimi is a mime on stilts at the Maryland Renaissance Festival. I took a photo of her and she posed and blew me a kiss. Read More