Today seems to be a total write off, I was on Facebook and someone posted a link to GoBarbra.com where it will put your name into Duck Sauce’s Barbara Striestand song. It’s a fun song that I played at Dance Dance Party Party a few weeks ago and sounds like
Teen Angst novels! My, that combines two of my favorite things: Teen Angst and SAY WHA?! I think I’ve had an influence on Main Street, either that or great minds think alike.
There are lots of ways people come across my website. Most are probably referred by some other website linking to me. Sometimes it’s because people are searching for information about my shows Say Wha?! or Teen Angst. I’ve noticed that the keywords that bring people to my site have been
This weekend I was working one of my many joe-jobs when a customer came up to me and said, “I saw your fringe show, you were great.” To which I, shocked, replied, “Sparkle Bunny?” “Yes! It was hilarious!” she said. A few weeks ago I got a YouTube message from
Here’s some video of me reading from Justin Beiber’s memoir. Some people say it’s just as good as Gordon Pinsent’s famous reading of the same book, only his is better edited. Michael Eckford from Shaw TV’s Urban Rush. Next Say Wha?! is this coming Wednesday, November 17. Check it out.
You have never seen dancing like this before in your life. I’ve been a fan of Sara Carlson for over a year now and have probably watched this video 100 times and I’m still shocked and amazed by it. For all my Dance Dance Party Party ladies: watch and be
When I was a teenager I rebelled against my sci-fi loving family by straying as far away as I could from that genre; basically I read things like Jane Austen and essays on third wave feminism. Because of that I missed out on reading this very funny book. Luckily though,
Last year I got a Masters Degree in Creative and Life Writing. This year I’ve decided that I’m getting a MA in Creative Hairstyling focusing on Up-Dos. Here are some examples of my recent work.
Tete de Femme by Picasso and Me working on my Masters Degree last year. Fun with Art History and iPhoto history!
My friend Andrew started a campaign to get Sean Penn to reprise his role on as Spicoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont high on SNL. Wouldn’t that be brilliant? Join the campaign on Facebook and let’s see what can happen. Group page: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=148285945207409 Just imagine… It could be Spicoli today.
Sara Bynoe 