The Adventures of Adi and David

Snow fell on Texas.  This isn’t a common occurrence and when it does happen it seems time stops just a little bit for those that are graced with its semi-annual presence.  Usually, in alternating years snow will sneak up on North Texas and give us a light dusting that becomes the talk of the community.  Instagram pages light up with pictures and text messages fly, “It’s snowing.”  There is something mystical about snow, especially when it is a rare episode.  Snow has this unique ability to bring people together in a state of joy.  Kids race outside to play and […]

(For my father on his birthday, may you forever Rest In Peace.) Adi and I have moved back to Mansfield, Texas.  We are living on her family’s 5-acre property and although I proclaimed vociferously that I would never leave the city 2020 has shattered all norms and made all of us adapt into something we never thought we would.  To some degree, what has unfolded has been nothing short of remarkable.  I have discovered aspects of myself that I didn’t know existed and it seems that they have allowed me to grow in ways I could have never expected. With

My faith deepened.  I was pushed so far out of my comfort zone that the only thing I could do was surrender.  This was 2020.  A year when metaphorically we were meant to see clearer, instead we were left to investigate our lives in an entirely different manner.  All things that no longer served us were meant to melt away—or burn away for that matter—only to return to be delivered as our destiny. For me, my career in comedy came to an abrupt halt.  Leading in to 2020 I traveled around the world a few times a month to either