Chalk Walk!

Tuesday, March 19, I got word from my college that a middle school in my area needed help with an art project they were putting on for their students. It was for the No Place for Hate Campaign (NPFH) in City Heights. Middle schoolers at Jackson Elementary survey the Chalk Walk. Many children had the […]

Survivor!

Survivors and Supporters on the day of our performance. This project was conceived of by Elizabeth Tobias and when she approached me to be a part of the performance I felt like I had been waiting for this opportunity for a long time. The performance was to be a large group of artists who were […]

A Career in Television, A Retrospective

After a successful career in television that has lasted for over 16 years it is time to move on. I am lucky that I have been blessed to get the chance to travel the world with such landmark shows as Extreme Makeover, 90210, Whale Wars and Naked and Afraid. My job has taken me to […]

Sailing Journal – November 22, 2008

The charts in Fiji are not that good. We knew this and we had seen with our own eyes that they were sometimes inaccurate but in the end even this knowledge did not save us. When we were leaving Musket Cove and headed out to The Yasawas we had an encounter with a reef that […]

Sailing Journal – October 22, 2008

We are now in a marina that is close to Lautoka on the Western side of Viti Levu. Our time in Fiji, so far, has been very effected by our change of plans to go to Australia instead of New Zealand. We did not think we were going to be in Fiji until after New […]

Sailing Journal – October 7, 2008

Well it was really hard to leave Tonga behind. Vava’u had so much to offer and I felt immediately at home. The main village here is Neiafu and we spent half our time here in town and the other half exploring the uninhabited anchorages that are scattered all over this lush and varied island group. […]

Sailing Journal – September 5, 2008

We left American Samoa at three in the morning so we had to spend the previous day preparing Fearless. There were all the same things we normaly do to prepare and some extra. We had to get all the laundry done as there were machines here that were a dollar a load and after months […]

Sailing Journal – August 18, 2008

Through the Storm Who knew that we were headed into a four day gale? We checked the weather files before leaving, just like we always do. The weather was unstable, to be sure, and both Kay and I thought that we should let the weather firm up. It was the first time that I had […]