Just for clarification, I am only writing to get the attention of the press. You the one reading this!
I am being asked, in my personal life my opinion of IT. (working out at Aikido in the changing room. At The Speakeasy, a show I do on Thursday, Friday Saturday nights and of course Russia loving Facebook).
I couldn't give two shits about "It".
The clown is an incredibly powerful character. The clown can make people laugh till they can hardly catch their breath. Children love clowns. I mean love like they want to hug you and not let go love. Old ladies come up and hug me. Old people love coming up to me and singing "be a clown, be a clown...all the world loves a clown..."
So of course this same power has an opposite. The power of the clown to make people laugh and smile so broadly, also has the power to frighten. Look at 4 kids in line waiting for Santa. Two are jumping up and down, 2 are crying and clinging to their mom's yoga pants.
I am also a big Stephen King fan. I've never read "IT". But I've read about 30 of his 450 novels, novellas, and short stories. Stephen King is a brilliant writer. He manages to turn the things we most love to the things we fear most.
I was being interviewed by a TV producer a couple of years ago. They wanted to do a reality show about the real lives of professional clowns.
She said, "I saw Cujo when I was a kid, but I'm not afraid of puppies" That was perfect for me.
It's fun to hate clowns. I love clowns and sometimes I look at them and say, "wow, this is really odd what I do"
My bigger fear of clowns are those out there protesting. How lame. Have a sense of humor clowns. But wait, if you don't have a sense of humor about being a clown, then maybe you really aren't a clown. Come on. If you can't make fun of clowns and you're a clown, then maybe you don't get what being a clown is
...oy.
Read a little Shakespeare and find out what a fool (clown) is.
I'm available for interviews any time of the day or night.
Boswick@pacbell.net
I am being asked, in my personal life my opinion of IT. (working out at Aikido in the changing room. At The Speakeasy, a show I do on Thursday, Friday Saturday nights and of course Russia loving Facebook).
I couldn't give two shits about "It".
The clown is an incredibly powerful character. The clown can make people laugh till they can hardly catch their breath. Children love clowns. I mean love like they want to hug you and not let go love. Old ladies come up and hug me. Old people love coming up to me and singing "be a clown, be a clown...all the world loves a clown..."
So of course this same power has an opposite. The power of the clown to make people laugh and smile so broadly, also has the power to frighten. Look at 4 kids in line waiting for Santa. Two are jumping up and down, 2 are crying and clinging to their mom's yoga pants.
I am also a big Stephen King fan. I've never read "IT". But I've read about 30 of his 450 novels, novellas, and short stories. Stephen King is a brilliant writer. He manages to turn the things we most love to the things we fear most.
I was being interviewed by a TV producer a couple of years ago. They wanted to do a reality show about the real lives of professional clowns.
She said, "I saw Cujo when I was a kid, but I'm not afraid of puppies" That was perfect for me.
It's fun to hate clowns. I love clowns and sometimes I look at them and say, "wow, this is really odd what I do"
My bigger fear of clowns are those out there protesting. How lame. Have a sense of humor clowns. But wait, if you don't have a sense of humor about being a clown, then maybe you really aren't a clown. Come on. If you can't make fun of clowns and you're a clown, then maybe you don't get what being a clown is
...oy.
Read a little Shakespeare and find out what a fool (clown) is.
I'm available for interviews any time of the day or night.
Boswick@pacbell.net
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