Though updates of work have been few and far between, production hasn’t slowed. Not one bit. Summer 2010 has been busier than I imagined it would be, I have a feeling this is just the beginning. At least I hope it is.
June –
After being approached by dance-instructor-turned-studio-director, Melodie Sharma, to help her introduce her business, Kelowna Dance and Performing Arts, to Okanagan residents, I was pleased to assist her in the creation of a feature article titled A Cultural Revolution and staff bios for the newly launched website. Visit Melodie and staff online at:
http://www.kelownadance.com/?p=293
In addition to KDPA, I saw the assignment of destination write-ups for Snowbirds & RV Travelers Magazine on Chemainus (a town near and dear to this island girl’s heart), Radium Hot Springs and the Naramata Bench. I’ll be sure to add the URL to the latest online version once it comes available.
July/Aug issue of Gonzo went online (and into circulation), with amazing articles on Nicholas Cage (cover) and artist Angelina Wrona. My contribution to this edition came in the form of OIFF reviews (pg 14-15) and a piece on mental illness in film (pg 22-23). Check it out:
http://content.yudu.com/Library/A1o490/GonzoMagazineJulyAug/resources/index.htm
July –
The first couple weeks were spent road-tripping to Los Angeles with stops in San Francisco and Seattle, before returning home to our new locale of Penticton.
The second half of the month was then spent moving and unpacking (ugh!) before polishing off an article for the next issue of Gonzo. Fingers are tightly crossed that it will make print. As always, stay posted.
August –
Though we’re only four days in, this month is showing signs of being the best yet. It started off with a random (?) email from someone regarding my blog. Though I can’t divulge too much in the way of details (right now anyway), it seems as though I’ve crossed a radar beyond that of my family and friends. Sure, I was always aware that what I’m writing here is put out into the global reach of all internet users, but I never believed that anyone would read what I have to say without my prompting them to. Apparently, I was wrong… in the case of at least one person. Once I have more to share, I will.






