Tag: John Finnemore Souvenir Programme
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Finnemore Fridays: Cutest Beagle Ever!
If you’ve ever wondered what the working dogs at airports are thinking, John Finnemore can tell you.
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Finnemore Fridays: Happy Spring!
Okay, fine, there’s a week or so left…but it feels like spring to me. So HAPPY SPRING (early)! I have two little gifts for you. Three, if you count this photo: First, if you are in Santa Barbara, you can see me on stage tomorrow, Saturday, March 5th, in the Santa Barbara Improv Short Form…
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Finnemore Fridays: Who are the bad guys?
One reason why I am such a huge fan of John Finnemore is that his humorous sketches convey a clear and unambiguous message about who the bad guys are in our world. Bad guys are not interested in 1) Being Nice 2) Having Fun or 3) Empathy. DOWN WITH BAD GUYS!MORE GUYS IN THE WORLD…
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Finnemore Fridays (Early Edition!): Millionaires at Halloween
Millionaires have enough space to not throw things away. Or to dip them in chocolate.
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Finnemore Fridays (On Monday. I forgot to Hit Publish Last Week): You see, the problem with writing is…
…everyone has an opinion. At the Santa Barbara Writers Conference in June, I read aloud three chapters from the travel book I’m writing. The critique from the pirates in the room was, “Give me more story about the main character.” I’ve also sent chapters to my writing group. Their feedback was the same, “More you!…
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Finnemore Fridays: Are You Registered?
A funny message for you about voting via a John Finnemore’s Souvenir Programme sketch which is about ghosts who have a message for you about voting.
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Finnemore Fridays: Summer
Luckily we have John Finnemore to explain what the heck is going on these bizarre, slightly-off, artistic endeavors.
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Finnemore Fridays: Bad Love Affairs
No matter how deeply, passionately, and devotedly we participate in love affairs, some partners are just bad luck.
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Finnemore Fridays: Time Travel
John Finnemore’s Souvenir Programme (JFSP) travels through time with hilarious efficiency in a number of sketches. I particularly like the logic in this one about how the machine works…or does it?