Give Me Good Writing, And I'll Play

I Think Michigan Keeps You Sane And On An Even Keel Through The Ups And Downs. In Michigan, I Do Fireworks, Shovel Snow And Live Life.

We've Got A Pretty Close Family. Just Ended Fourteen Years Of Travel Hockey With Two Boys. My Daughter Was Always A Part Of That. So There's A Lot Of Trips To The Hockey Games. As I Tell Idiotic, Stupid, Youth-sport Parents, It's About The Drive There And The Drive Back, Not About The Trophy Or How Your Kid Played. We've Always Had A Good Relationship With Our Kids. You're Driving With Them And Talking To Them At The Age Of Eight. It Became This Adventure And They Learned To Love It. You Connect, You Really Do. It's Not For Every Family.

And That's One Thing That Helps Me Is I Learn It Blandly, Vanilla, Then I Don't Try To Act It Too Soon Because You Start To Act It, And You Kind Of Go Away From What The Next Sentence Is, What The Next Paragraph Is. So Get It Down So It Kind Of Can - It's In There So You Can Then, As I Call It, Dance On Top Of It.

Nothing Seems To Matter But Ourselves. That's Not How I Was Brought Up. I Don't Recognize The Country I Live In Anymore.

Regardless Of The Fact That In This Country, Certainly In The Arts, We Treat Comedy As A Second-class Citizen, I've Never Thought Of It That Way. I've Always Thought It To Be Important. The Last Time I Looked, The Greeks Were Holding Up Two Masks. I've Always Thought Of It Not Only As Having Equal Value, But As The Craft Of It, Being Funny.