Darrell Fusaro

Upon entering my first semester of college, I was invited with the rest of the freshmen art students to the senior art student’s exhibit. It is a great way to inspire well adjusted freshmen as to what they will soon be capable of. When I entered the gallery with the other students, I took a [...]

I love decorating our home with unique items.  Today we got an extra hour, thanks to daylight savings time.  I love to “fall back.”  So I used my “free” hour enjoying a melt down in our living room. Recently, “MeltDown,” a trendy restaurant closed it’s doors.  They were known for their gourmet grill

I dreaded our forth grade assembly.  All the kids scampered around the classroom asking each other, “Is your mommy coming?” and without waiting for a response, they’d finish with; “MY mommy’s coming!”  Over and over, the same thing would bounce out of every kid’s mouth but mine.  I answered by noddi

Several years ago I received a letter congratulating me on a short video documentary I produced about the doorman at the Four Seasons Hotel, NYC.  It was from the Hollywood Director Joel Schumacher and, in a friendly way, he said, “you are an excellent Director.” Somehow this letter activated delusi

Some people have saints on their dashboards to protect themselves while driving. I find having a Bob’s Big Boy on the dash much more effective.

Ironically, today I live just a few blocks from where the Little Rascals series was filmed, Culver City, CA. I had no idea, when we purchased our home here, that my neighborhood was the world the Little Rascals lived in. I discovered this fact on a jog where at the corner of National and Culver Bl

The very best and quickest way to get what is truly meant to be.

Growing up in New Jersey, Memorial Day was a big deal. We were all taught what the day signified, but as a kid it really meant the beginning of the summer and the first weekend at the Jersey Shore. It was well worth sitting in the traffic on the Garden State Parkway and listening to my father’s f

I was always intimidated by my father and could never seem to do anything he would have considered admirable.