comma

The night began with the Comma and Outreach Center staff greeting the crowd.

What a stellar night for this event sitting outside on the grounds. Though I am vaccinated was grateful for this seating as North Carolina has a 50% vaccination rate.

The Outreach Center staffer has a side gig as a singer and song writer. He sang for the group a song which is currently being broadcast nationally. Remember his name, Todd Greene, as am sure we’ll hear more from him.

Then the fun began with comedians from Charlotte, North Carolina. Starting with Tara Brown, whose jokes centered on life after 50. What a hoot…

Jason Allen King was the second comedian who focused on short man jokes. He was equally funny, however, somehow I forgot to take his picture. Guess it was the Hillary Clinton joke. Leave her alone….

What a lovely evening. Think they’ll be more blogs from Comma till my North Carolina departure.

,Attended Comma in Morganton, North Carolina, for an Outreach Center fundraiser. This group assists those needing food and provides tutoring as well as cultural events for children in need. What a great organization. Over $1000. was donated to the group.

On this visit found the famous Comma Fresco inside the building. What a beautiful creation and tribute to the Muses done by Benjamin F. Long, IV. This privately funded Fresco portrays the Muses of Love, Sacred, Lyric, and Epic Poetry, as well as the Muse of History and Astronomy. They are said to have a mission to entertain humanity with their singing. Some pictures of Mr. Long’s work.

Young Retiree Needs a Life

reflections of what a 60ish female thinks and does

Comma Comedy Fundraiser

Comma Fresco