Funny Mummy

Because despite what we can’t control, meaning is still worth striving for. And ‘meaning’ is what we should strive for, not ‘success’ which may or may not happen, or at least not in the way we may envision it.

(A video store – think of it being like Amazon Prime or Netflix, but in boxes.)

I’ve discovered sound baths, particularly gong meditation. I feel amazing after a good gonging.

The love of those who don’t put you on a pedestal. Those who know you’re good and bad. You’re wonderful and awful. You’re beautiful and ugly. They know all of that. And they would still give anything in the world to have one more moment with you.

As time drifts on and on, and Mum drifts in and out, I keep thinking about how I’ve spent my entire life trying so damn hard to make a mark, to create a legacy of work to leave behind so that if and when I am the one to suddenly depart this earth, I will at least be remembered.

helping others is ALWAYS a good use of your life.

‘if this is as good as it ever gets, I am more than okay with that. In fact, I will be stoked with that.’

when people find out that I do this, one of the first things people say is ‘Oh my goodness, I could never do that, I’d get far too upset seeing the poor sick kids.’

love comedy and always have. I’ve spent the past decade being obsessed with it. But now with Mum so sick and all of my gigs in the foreseeable future being cancelled, things have come into a different focus. What the hell even matters? What makes a good life? Being onstage? Getting on TV? Having the fame and freedom to make whatever crazy projects