Posts Tagged ‘well well well’

There are so many things in our lives that might be considered “incurable” or terrifying, why not work with them?

I tend to find articles about diet and exercise incredibly boring, so I thought I’d offer my tips along with some advice I found in Jayne’s Almanac 1937.

Hospitals and healthcare environments can be wonderful spaces for art.

Attention woodwind players! Don’t suck bacteria, mold, or fungi into your oh-so-precious lungs. Clean your instrument and stay healthy.

Why would I sing when I have a sore throat? Well, maybe I would if I were really, really famous with really, really important shows to play.

Neuropsychologist and professor of neurosurgery Rex Jung explains how creative people tend to have frontal lobes with lowered integrity. In a good way.

I consider myself to be intelligent, informed—able to rise above the message that skinny is beautiful. But apparently I wasn’t.

This crib sheet will help you understand what self-employed folks need to know about health insurance under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), aka Obamacare.

From an easel traction device to paint tube cold packs, Edie Everette offers health care tips for artists needing first aid.

Working when you’re broken is usually the best way to stay sick. But sometimes working when you’re broken is, well, what you gotta do. I made a flow chart.

I am moving furniture to get ready for a house show. I pick up my 50 lb. keyboard and the 8 ft. bench under it teeters squarely onto my foot. I scream.

When I got out of college I was determined not to get a real job. Then I tripped over my carry-on bag, sprained my ankle, and joined the food stamps line.