The Los Angeles Project

Hey Internet,

They have you in Arizona?

You know, this blog has mostly been about me and my professional life in LA. I try not to go to much into anything personal. So, I will keep this short. Especially since nobody actually reads this thing, except my mother. And well, she is sleeping on the pull out sofa in the other room.

Maybe I have been using all this work as a way to focus my attention elsewhere but Pandora thought it would be cute to throw me some Death Cab For Cutie. Well, they did what they do best. Make you feel like everything is bigger deal than it actually is. So, maybe the process of writing this will calm those feelings down. But, I hate feeling like I lost something that can’t be replaced. I know that is not the case. I fact, it has already replaced. It will continue to be replaced until it doesn’t need replacing.

Dude.

Woooooooah…

That is a comforting thought though, isn’t it?

Who said comedians can’t have feelings too? I think comedy and real life are so connected, that it should be difficult to tell them a part at any given time. Unless of course it is Benny Hill, shit, real life never moves that fast. Well, maybe it does. One minute I am moving to Los Angeles at 18. The next I am 24 and starting my own business.

Well, i am going try and get the sleep I really need considering tomorrow is a holiday and I still have two hours of driving ahead of me.

Alex

PS- My mood just changed, thanks Passion Pit. Good work…