My Letter to Fear
Based on interviews with women, these essays about life (and all of its funny, sad and ridiculous aspects) were published in 2014.

Based on interviews with women, these essays about life (and all of its funny, sad and ridiculous aspects) were published in 2014.

A 10-episode web series starring Lesley Fera, Jen Lilley, Tamara Taylor, Kris Polaha and Patricia Steffy.

Pieces from "My Letter to Fear" were featured in a one-night only special showcase event on September 20, 2014.
As I reflect on my increasing poverty, I find myself drawn to web zones like the Yahoo! Real Estate section. http://realestate.yahoo.com/promo/10-cheapest-cities-in-the-country.html Do my eyes deceive me? Are there no cities in SoCal on that list? Shocking. Shocking, I say. It’s not that there aren’t many things to do in Los Angeles that are free or
I arrived a little early for a charity event on Saturday, so I took the opportunity to scope out the crowd. As luck would have it, a good looking gentleman of indeterminate age was sitting in front of me. He had two friends with him, who also looked delightful. I had two friends with me.
I get it. You’re driving down Sunset at sunset, and you are thinking, “I’m feeling mighty manly and invigorated by this beautiful evening—I wonder what I should do with all of this energy?” I’m sure, at a time when I wasn’t already dead inside, I also felt that way (well, probably not the manly part).
On this fine Friday, I give you the following question. What is the strangest gift you’ve ever received—or the strangest way you’ve ever received a gift? Mine works both ways. As most of you who have been reading the blog know, I am a delicate flower. I blush easily. There aren’t many ribald tales from
I recently found myself wandering through Rite Aid, and I ended up temporarily hiding in the condom aisle (as you do). First, I must say that things have really progressed. I had no idea there was so much variety. It was really quite impressive. So…well done condom-makers of America. But one label threw me– “Ultra
I’m off this week, but I couldn’t help but post this link to a fascinating medical reason for fidelity. Gentlemen… take note! http://vitals.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/05/25/11880623-men-who-cheat-on-their-wives-more-likely-to-die-of-a-heart-attack?lite Do something fabulous for Memorial Day!
It’s a Friday. You’re looking to clear out. Your eyes keep darting to the clock at the corner of your screen. You’re sighing because it isn’t 5pm (or 7pm). I understand. I was one of you. This is why I take it as my solemn duty to entertain you until the moment of your freedom
You shouldn’t have it. You shouldn’t even want to have it. You shouldn’t contemplate having it. Your mind shouldn’t vaguely flit across the idea of it. The concept should be forcibly removed from the pathways of your brain. So, naturally, it’s all you can think about. Sound familiar? It does to me, too. Lately, I’m
“Have been seduced by informality of messaging medium into flirting with office scoundrel, but will persevere with resolution to find nice, sensible man.” Bridget Jones. Right. Much like Bridget, I too have been seduced by informality of the messaging medium. Alas, I fret that I will indeed end up doing something colossally stupid with scoundrel