The Fro Speaks #16 – “kati ya giza”
“It’s funny how embracing the things you love (in this case, theatre, acting, etc.) can lead you to the person you decide to spend loving for the rest of your life. “
Read More The Fro Speaks #16 – “kati ya giza”“It’s funny how embracing the things you love (in this case, theatre, acting, etc.) can lead you to the person you decide to spend loving for the rest of your life. “
Read More The Fro Speaks #16 – “kati ya giza”“… 2025 was a year I will never forget on many fronts and that is especially true when it comes to pursuing those little old dreams of mine.”
Read More The Fro Speaks #15 – “Enough”“… time can move slow when you’re wading into the unknown but, maybe, that’s exactly when the universe asks us, invites us, dares us to live – and, subsequently, to love.”
Read More The Fro Speaks #13 – “The Hat Trick”“Finding ourselves at a period of rest, one question and one question alone remains: now what?”
Read More The Fro Speaks #11 – “Premiere”“I’m growing and aching and yearning and learning – and still being a poet from time-to-time, as you can see. Here’s to keeping that up, continuing to put myself out there, and seeing where this life takes me. “
Read More The Fro Speaks #10 – “Preaching to the Void, Beckoning to the Choir”I think I made an honest, free-floating obligation to this thing but I always find that I have to remind myself that it’s okay to take breaks and even more okay to focus on getting my ‘life together’.
Read More The Fro Speaks #7 – “There is always something to love”a candy-man scarecrow
soliloquy
sung to no one.
“I’ve recently discovered I’m good at being a quiet disaster.”
Read More The Fro Speaks #5 – The End is the Beginning is the EndIn which our protagonist, Mr. Austin Campbell, makes an obvious revelation and laments the existence of linear time.
Read More life, chapter 23 – an updateMystery writers with a killer sense of humor.
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