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I just performed at a retirement center in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. The chaplain told me that the people would bless me, but I had no idea! They were so generous in their encouragement that I sensed the Lord's pleasure.

Thanks so much for doing the drama workshop at the seminary. The folks who came felt really blessed and thoroughly appreciated what you shared with them. Grace & peace as you continue your phenomenal ministry.
--Dr. Carole Spencer
Director of Friends Center
Adjunct Professor of Church History...

I got into Lexington, KY, hours before the snow started to fall. By mid-morning it turned to freezing rain. Then it snowed on top of that. There were lots of downed trees and power lines because the ice got so heavy. Thank the Lord, I had power and heat the whole time.

It was certainly beautiful!

Because of the beautiful ice and snow in Lexington, my flight was canceled. I didn't get into JFK until after 10pm, and in order to catch my 7:31am flight to Indiana this morning I had to get up early enough that I needed to set multiple alarms. One of them is an application on my Treo in which I ca...

I flew from Boise to Chicago to Charlotte to Lexington, and I landed early!

I got to perform "Stay Here" near Boise, ID this morning. I've been performing the sketch since college. If you were tracking http://RichDrama.com/Itinerary you may have noticed that I was scheduled to perform a different piece with the pastor of the Friends church here, Ken Redford. He an...

I'm staying with my dear friends, Ken & Tresa Redford. I've known Ken since Jr. High and Tresa since college. Ken's now a pastor, and I'll be performing at his church tomorrow: http://RichDrama.com/Itinerary

Their 8lb dog was attacking me until I gave her a treat.

I've posted more skiing shots here.

From Skiing Mt. Hood 1/22/09

I've been staying with my brother and his wife...and their Weimeraners. Bonzi was chillin' with them in this shot while Uta was in the wings.

What a call to worship!

..about it raining today!

After last night's performance of A Clear Leading, my play about John Woolman, who spoke against slavery 100 years before the Civil War, a friend (and Friend) from college, Steve Fawver, showed me his first run edition of Woolman's Journal, printed in 1774, two years after his death.

After reconnect...

In about 90 minutes I'll perform A Clear Leading here at Newberg Friends Church, where I attended, between internships at other churches, while I was a student at George Fox ( http://GeorgeFox.edu ).