When my wellness-coach, Natalie, saw the article about my Burnt Food Museum in the Boston Globe, she said  it made her think of the piece I debuted in my shows last weekend, a 15-minute musical stream-of-consciousness that weaves together some of my favorite songs from childhood – songs I’m embarrassed I still love —  and never felt that, as a performer, I could share  on stage.

Burnt Tortilla Behind Glass

"Don't Try This if You're Not From California"

Natalie reminded me that when I finally worked up the courage to develop the  piece, which explores what I’ve lost  by leaving childish things behind, that I said I loved performing it because “It celebrates something people are ashamed of.”

The Burnt Food Museum article in the Boston Globe brought out that same impulse, she said.

Ahhh, it’s nice to know I’m consistent.

Also nice to know that my wellness-coach considers Burnt Food a healthy part of my diet, since it’s what I cook best.

To see the exhibits: http://www.BurntFoodMuseum.com/exhibits_bfm.html
To read the article: http://www.tinyurl.com/BFM-Globe
To become a fan on Facebook: facebook.com/BurntFoodMuseum

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