If two Jews walked into a bar and no one was there, would that be funny?  In essence, is two Jews walking into a bar funny in and of itself? Or does someone have to witness or inter-act with the Jews  to make it funny? Does the fact that no one heard it, or no one laughed, negate the funny?   Or is funny, funny regardless, with the funniness dispensing itself into the universe, another component and    influence of all that “is?”  Funny things surely hap... Read More

I found Godot. He got lost and he’s sorry about the wait. Now I'm off to find Guffman.

Los Angeles is a sprawling megalopolis of cement and palm trees that houses any thing one might imagine, even serenity. Though, it is rare.

Generally, L.A. is a bustling furnace of a city whose crosswalks are crowded with people of questionable nationality, religion, sexual orientation, sincerity and occupation, and ‘they’ have the Right of Way!

Pedestrians of our city are thoughtless, self serving, unthinking, uncaring, abusers of our laws. And the whol... Read More