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Great question. Which could be answered empirically or anecdotally. How about this...I'm a self employed Actor and Voice Over artist in the Chicago area. I can be found here and here. I'm not sure the direction these musings are taking me, but I do think it's going to be a fun ride.

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Pam Tierney's Blog · 11M ago

The Recipe of Me

Writing, especially my blog posts, isn’t something I do every day. I find it takes me quite a while to get into the groove of the words and the message I want to convey. I may have a tidbit of an idea germinating in my head but it takes some cogitating before I’m at a [...]

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Pam Tierney's Blog · 11M ago

It All Comes Into Play

Working in the entertainment world in a secondary market means that you will work with and come across a lot of people who eventually move to either New York or Los Angeles. Sadly it’s kind of a given as there isn’t enough work in a secondary market to financially sustain most people full time. So

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Pam Tierney's Blog · 11M ago

The Plan

I just finished watching The Adjustment Bureau on the recommendation of a friend. I’m surprised I didn’t see it in the theatre as I’m a big Matt Damon fan and I think Emily Blunt is fantastic to watch. Most likely I just got busy doing other things and it was out of the theaters before [...]

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Pam Tierney's Blog · 11M ago

Myopia

A long time ago, I was diagnosed with myopia, also known as nearsightedness. It started about 5th grade when I couldn’t read the signs on the road when I was in the car with my parents. I started squinting to compensate and bring into focus what I couldn’t see. Glasses were prescribed to be follow

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Pam Tierney's Blog · 11M ago

Falling

Sports and their analogies are very prevalent in my thinking and writing. It’s not surprising as sports exists in every culture and at many different levels. Baseball and Football in the US. Soccer, Football to the rest of the world, in many, many countries. And every other year, the Olympics br

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Pam Tierney's Blog · 11M ago

That Apple Guy

No not Steve Jobs although I am a big fan of his products. I’m referring that other apple guy, Sir Isaac Newton, who discovered these universal laws when an apple fell on his head. Rumour has it. I never took physics, pretty much avoiding science like the plague when I was in high school, but [..

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Pam Tierney's Blog · 11M ago

An Important Question

The other day I got to spend the entire day on set filming a short film written, produced and featuring a friend of mine, Grace McPhillips, who most wonderfully included me in this project. It was a fabulous day indeed. I was surrounded by a cast and crew that were inspiring in their creativity an

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Pam Tierney's Blog · 11M ago

Delaying Reality

I’m kind of funny when it comes to some things. Take lottery tickets for example. I, like I’m sure a lot of other people, purchase lottery tickets when the jackpot gets really big. Then it’s worth my hard earned bucks. But one thing I don’t do is check the numbers right away to see if [...]

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Pam Tierney's Blog · 11M ago

I’m Having Difficulty…

All too often, I really don’t pay attention to the words I use when I speak to myself. The language I use isn’t the kindest or the most encouraging. I say things like “shame on me” and “I can’t”. The shame on me is pretty harsh and brings down judgment, regret and well, shame. [...]

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Pam Tierney's Blog · 11M ago

Bruises

Did you ever go through your day, just doing what you do everyday, then get home that night and when you are putting on your pj’s you look down and say, now where did I get that bruise? I don’t remember banging into something. Did I get hit in passing? It’s going to be an [...]

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