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Ten Eighty

Seventeen years in a hole;
emerging blue, better, but cheaper.

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Is a FedEx Waybill a Handshake or a Promise?

On January 14, 1998 I wrote a seminal article for GO INSIDE Magazine called — The Decline & Fall of FedEx — and in the 12 years since its original publication, that FedEx piece has generated more positive email than anything else I’ve ever written.  Having one article watched so much by so may people is both pleasing and numbing.

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Ten Sixty-Six

Breathless, stumbling — she looked back and saw regret chasing yearning.

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The Actress Dead Zone

If you’re an actress, you already know you face a discriminatory dead zone between the ages of 30-60 years old in the movies and on television.  Some actresses, who truly care about their craft, turn to the live stage to help fill that 30-year career void.

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The Blues and Old Guys

When you come to the guitar later in life, you begin to notice a fascinating pattern of players just like you who choose to learn The Blues, too.

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