"Interesting" thoughts

Well, I made it to the finals everyone. Round 3 was almost sold out, so there's a good chance this one actually will sell out. If you're interested in seeing me (or any of the other talented comedians) perform that night, you should probably buy tickets ahead of time.
Also, there's a Facebook page about the event (although as I write this it hasn't been updated to include me or the other people who won two days ago).

She-Ha is an all lady show coming up in just a little over a week! It's at the Comedy Clubhouse, which is pretty much my favorite place to perform. You can find the details and buy tickets here. It looks like a great line-up, so it should be an awesome show!

I'm excited to say I made it past the semi-finals last night, making me a BOTB finalist! That means I get another night of stage time, and the chance to win $$ n' prizes. So that's pretty cool.
This website/blog thing is still painfully new, and I'm still working out what my voice is on it. Anyone can read it, and it's supposed to be a place to find out where n' when I'm doing stand-up, so I guess it should sound professional, and stick to the point. But it should also have a least some of my personality in it right? And, of course, it does, but how much is too much? I have a feeling a little bit of me goes a long way for most folks, but if you (whoever you are) have already read this much, you're not most folks, so what do I know?

What do I know?

I've spent a lot of time trying to make this thing look nice, and I'm not sure if I'm succeeding. Even were I to convince myself that this place was an aesthetic success, there still remains the fact that few if any visitors find their way here, which is a discouraging fact.
I'm not complaining, though. I don't really have a lot to say here, honest. That's what the stand-up is supposed to be for and/or about. The main purpose for doing this website was to provide an easy way for people to know when and/or where I'm performing my stand-up, and since I'm new at this, I didn't expect anything in the way of traffic. I just wanted to have this here for when I start to get really good, which could totally maybe happen. I practice so much it'd be kind of sad if I didn't, don't you think?
Anyway, the main point of this entry was to push down the last entry so the first thing you saw when you got here wouldn't be the still from a video about swine-flu related zombies, because I thought it was a little off-putting.

It's the 3rd round of the Battle of the Bay, and it should prove to be pretty much awesome. This is a good show to go to, because you can vote at the end, and silently making your voice heard is what everyone loves about comedy shows.

414 Mason St. (Right next to Ruby Skye)
the show starts at 7:00, and the tickets cost money. Fifteen money. You can buy them on-line if you like. Do you like?

I made a Facebook page about it, it you're into that type of thing.

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