After the Party

For $130 bucks I fed 14 people Tri-tip, pot roast, sweet potatoes with Irish Butter and Lemon , huge salad. Each person brought wine. a candle and a love letter, real or not, to be read out loud. Great stuff, especially when the booze took full effect.
“I hate Valentines Day“ was the Phrase of the day. Not at my house.
Although, those bastards could have helped clean up. Happy hang over.
Presidents day? Bring it!

The grass ain’t greener , but here’s another shrink with some suggestions:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/shannon-kellogg/valentines-day-depression_b_1219731.html

AND

A few dinner Guests sites:

http://ksmorse.com/ – Designer/Art director

http://www.facebook.com/ GratitudeFilm – Film maker

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlPFKEuYQe8 – Editor International

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dRe0W74aXo – Last Comic Standing

www.lpfitnessworld.com – Trainer

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/473a5dcb36/shit-girls-say-on-valentine-s-day – actress

and Seymour Cassel (Rushmore,The Royal Tenenbaums, Nominated for Best sup. actor in “FACES” http://m.imbd.com/name/nm0001025/ ).

They rolled with every nutty suggested – Guns, Fire, and Guinness Steaks.  Great time.

Directed and Produced by Jake Maymudes  and Shane Valdes – Both navigated with skill the unpredictability and outrageous blend of comedy, improv, and High caliber  Ammunition.

Chris along with his brothers Mike and Howard turned the chaos into comedy and formed the sketch comedy group “The Meehan Brothers.” His work with The Meehan Brothers has been sited by San Francisco Metropolitan as “One of the best pieces of comedy I have witnessed in years and overwhelms anything I have seen lately on Saturday Night Live or Comedy Central.”

Chris is a co-writer and performer with The Meehan Brother’s, “Meehan, Myself & I”, “Mommas Boyz” and most recently “In Search for Mickey Mcguire” In addition to his high octane-physical comedy, Chris is an established dramatic actor. He trained in New York at Sanford’s Meisner’s Neighborhood Playhouse and Stetsons Studio. He has appeared in several off-Broadway performances: Jim Geoghan’s “Only Kidding”, at Primary Stages Theater. He also performed in “Iron Tommy” and developed at Ensemble Studio Theater in NYC.

On film Chris was cast in Emmy award winner* Joe Pavlo’s “Inside Mamet’s Computer”; and Summer Time Film’s “Her Best Move” (release date 2008). He has appeared in more than 50 television commercials, local, regional and national. Chris’s current project “You Don’t Know Jack Schmidt!” is an everyman’s guide to life improvement and a poor mans Oprah with smaller hips and no presidential endorsements. He is most proud of his performance as a good son, fooling most except his Mother, who repeatedly refers to him as ”The Devil’s Work”. Mom is the best audience and cooks a mean meatloaf.