Tuesday, December 7th, 2010
Dear Friends and Other People I Care About (That Means YOU),
Have you heard? Basically, the gist of Time Out's latest "Is Social Media Bad for NYC" issue is: Step away from the computer and put down those newfangled superphones at least one night a month. Preferably every 4th Wednesday between, say, 7:30 and 10:00. It's good for you. Doctor's orders, pretty much.
"These recent arrivals to the NYC scene are so compelling you'll want to look away from Facebook--at least for a little while."
Stay Warm,
Blaise
PS. Details on the first super special show of the new year--on January 26th--coming soon. See you on the other side!
Blaise Allysen Kearsley's How I Learned series features writers, storytellers, comics, and other raconteurs holding forth on lessons learned, unlearned, relearned or in progress. The How I Learned Series happens once a month, and sometimes more than that, which basically means you will have the best night of your life on those nights, repeatedly.
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Blaise Allysen Kearsley is a writer and storyteller, as well as the creator, producer and host of the How I Learned series, and she also does some other stuff, too. She's appeared on The Rejection Show, The Liar Show, The Soundtrack Series, Real Characters, The Story Collider, Steamboat, Mortified, Cringe, Literary Death Match and elsewhere. Her writing has been published in The Nervous Breakdown, Vice Magazine, a couple of anthologies, and several other places a long time ago that are perhaps not worth mentioning by name. One time, she was awarded a writing residency in Vermont where she got electrocuted and maybe almost killed a horse. Visit her at your own risk at www.bazima.com
Photo: Lou Noble
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