FAQ

 

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(And for some general FAQs, scroll and keep reading’)

FAQ on Price is Right

FAQ on 52 half marathons

 

 

 

 

 

 

    • What do you do for a living?

      I freelance in television (mainly as an editor, but I’ve done a lot of different things…). I’ve worked on The Nightly Show, The Daily Show, America’s Got Talent, Threads: Project Runway (For Kids), and more. If you really care about my day job, you can check out my imdb page, or you can read a bunch of my blog posts on work.

    • So, what’s your deal? What do you want to do?

      I want to do everything! I want to be creative. I want to always be growing and experiencing cool and new things. I want to expand my knowledge and my view of things in the world. I want to continue to get more fit and take better care of my body. I want to be kind to others, and fight for equality and respect for everyone. I’m excited to soak up life.(I’m not all that vague. I have plenty of smaller more concrete goals – but that’s the bigger picture. And things I want to do fit inside that in some way or another.)

    • What’s with you somewhat often using pictures of Lisa Simpson on your (especially older) posts?

      I adore Lisa Simpson. I pretty much want to be just like her. Not to sound weird, but she’s the reason I started playing the saxophone, the reason I joined Mensa, and the reason I have a kneeling chair. And yes, I know she’s fictional. Nonetheless, is there any better role model than that girl?

    • What was your heart condition and what was the deal with your time in the hospital?

      I had Wolff Parkinson White. It’s pretty rare, and of WPW patients, I had a rare case. The extra electrical pathway on my heart was in a really hard to reach place. I had 3 ablations, one epicardial ablation and open heart surgery. I had some complications from some early procedures (such as a blood clot on my heart). I was in the ICU twice. I’m starting a series of blog entries all about this subject (one every Wednesday night/Thursday morning, however you choose to look at it), so I can give you the story.

    • I heard that you once did the Single Ladies dance for a silly extra credit assignment in which your teacher was pretty sure no one would rise to the challenge. Can we please see the dance?

      Yes you may!

 

  • Have more questions?

    I’d love to hear from you! Email me.