Heading Into The Week LIke...

Be Fearless!
Danny Torrance

It's Sunday again and most of us are prepping for Monday throughout the course of it. It's time to fo face your fears and take the week on full force.

Bear witness to Danny Torrance and the forbidding Overlook Twins - you don't see him being intimidated now do you. Nope he's barreling at them straight on without fear.

OK, perhaps he is a little afraid, but he is not letting it get the best of him. Smart guy he is, you should never get so inside your head that you can't move forward with the tasks at hand.

So take on the new week with the conviction of a young boy living in a haunted hotel. It's a sure fire plan that will not fail you and undermine your end game.

Enjoy your Sunday as best you can, Monday will be here soon enough!!!

Week on Wikipedia -

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Week  

Confession: Gwen Stefani On Sexuality

Be Like Gwen 

With a new album out This Is What The Truth Feels Like Mama Gwen Stefani is making a bold confession about sexuality.

"I would be blessed with a gay son," she told Pride Source. "You know that I would feel blessed about that. I just want my boys to be happy and healthy, and I just ask God to guide me every day to be a good mother because it is not an easy job."

Can I get an "Amen?" Can you believe she actually drew criticism for letting her sons paint their nails?! Seriously everyone get a fucking life! If you focused your concern on what you were doing, instead of tearing apart others the world would be a better place. 

Let's spread love and acceptance, rather than hate and fear. If we did imagine the possibilities it would create in the world?

Whatever Easter Sunday means to you, why not try following Gwen or someone like her as an example?

Make it the day you reflect on yourself and actually think about how you can be a better person and treat your fellow man with more compassion. The world is an inclusive place. Start living in it rather than fighting it.

Find Gwen at:
https://www.gwenstefani.com/  

Riding The Shark With Zac Efron

Zac Efron: I Thought I Called Uber?

Ugh! If there is one thing that scares me, it's sharks! That would be courtesy of the movie Jaws, thank you very much Steven Spielberg...

Also as you may have guessed I have a thing for Zac Efron.

So in honor of Shark Week, yeah I am actually going to honor it, keep the snickering to a minimum.

I am posting a photo of something that terrifies me with someone who doesn't.

As if Zac couldn't get any more macho, off he goes into the ocean and hitches a ride with a Tiger Shark.

Hey Zac, I would love to face my fear with you anytime!

Shark Week, your what's for dinner.

Zac on IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1374980/?ref_=nv_sr_1 

Comedian Matt McClowry Has A Fear Of Trojan Condoms

Matt McClowry Matt McClowry "Uncomfortable" available digitally on October 7th Since this is the season of things that scare, Matt McClowry admits to his fear of Trojan Condoms in the YouTube clip posted below. If you have not ever heard of Matt, well here's your chance to check him out, don't be afraid... Diagnosed with a high-functioning form of Autism called Asperger's as a teen,  he has spent more than a decade overcoming the syndrome by honing  his stand-up skills on comedy stages across the country.    "McClowry is a tall, clean-cut comedian out of Detroit. His standup is smart and analytical, full of unexpected leaps of logic, and delivered in a deep, distinctive deadpan.  He's funny and engaging." - CityArts

There's no one quite like Matt McClowry. An awkward, gentle soul trapped in a hulking physique, Matt has been surprising audiences for nearly a decade, putting a sharp edge to universal topics like family, relationships, and modern life. Born and raised outside of Detroit, McClowry began his pursuit of a stand up career in 2004 by signing up for a local open-mike night, and his comedy has taken off from there. Over the past 10 years, he has built up both his confidence and writing skills and he now enjoys a reputation as one of the strongest acts in the Midwest.  Part of what gives Matt's comedy a truly unique edge is the fact that he is a high-functioning individual with Asperger's Syndrome. Matt does not fit the stereotypical picture of someone with Asperger's and fans often question him on that point. He finds himself to be much more comfortable on stage than off stage. One common symptom of Asperger's Syndrome is not recognizing humor, and despite being a professional comedian, McClowry is not immune to struggling with that. He has found ways to push past this obstacle and uses Asperger's to influence his career in a positive way. There have been many highlights in Matt's career so far. He has performed at the Boston Comedy Festival, Gilda's LaughFest, The Laughing Skull Comedy Festival, and The Bridgetown Comedy Festival.                                                                               He was a winner at The World Series of Comedy, he has performed at the Oddball Comedy Festival, opened for Whitney Cummings and Marc Maron, and has appeared with Bill Burr at Flappers Comedy Club in Los Angeles. He has been seen on Comcast Television and been heard on Sirius XM Radio.  "With a voice for radio and movie star looks, McClowry can be intense and a bit intimidating in person. He's tall, with broad shoulders and eyes that look right through you. At one point in his life, he considered a career in professional wrestling; seriously or not, one look at him and you can see the possibility. But on stage, he becomes your smart-mouthed brother who dares you not to laugh, and you want to get to know him better - signs of a real star." - Gary Allison, Daily Tribune Pre-order: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/uncomfortable/id922163852 Website: http://mattmcclowry.com/