Ms. Cheevious in Hollywood

My Zany Years Spent Working in Tinsel Town

And then I told you this

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And then I told you this

AND THEN I TOLD YOU THIS

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Do you recall the time I talked about those lessons I’ve learned while conquering the world? Remember how I went all ZEN on you guys? I talked about how I learned that we are not machines, and that if we don’t take things off our plates the universe will do it for us? Yeah, that time.

I’d like to apologize for that post. I think I may have led you to believe that I have arrived, and in no way, shape or form EVER over commit or have too much to handle.

Consider this my version of eating crow.

Eating Crow

All of this to excuse my lack of posts these past two weeks, people. But, but, but… I really HAVE had a shit load going on! What with M.C. Nugget leaving THIS week for five weeks to work on a film (YAY Nuggie)… and whatnot.  But I have so so so much else to tell you guys! I simply can’t say anything more about anything right now…. not until later this week.

Don’t you hate that? Cryptic posts?  Ms. Cryptic-McCryptlestein…

Stay tuned. I promise it will be worth it.

Ms. Cheevious is the alter-ego of Lisa Jey Davis (former publicist, and television talent manager, current award-winning writer & author, & health and fitness pro). Though Ms. Cheevious has become known for humor via the blog and social media, offering a lighter and brighter look at life… the blog was originally a precursor to Lisa Jey's long overdue book "Ms. Cheevious in Hollywood" which offers a fabulous, funny peek into what really goes on behind the scenes in Hollywood… a Hollywood with Lisa Jey and her funny “serendipities” in it. Think Lucille Ball meets Chelsea Handler meets the girl next door (with a little chocolate and vodka). It depicts with hilarity the innocent mistakes Lisa Jey made when launched back into the big, bad single jungle, as an unassuming single-mother in the City of Angels. It’s also about the beautiful, interesting life she led while her loving, incredible sons kept her grounded and sane amid fantastic events, new friends, parties and field trips. It also shows the turmoil and heartbreak that comes with dating and single mom life. All blog content © 2015 Ms. Cheevious aka Lisa Jey Davis

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  3. Sometimes we need to give ourselves permission to take a break. We can get entrenched in the need to do something, when there are so many other influences in our lives desperately trying to get our attention. Just keep at what you’re doing – it’s great! It will all work out. 🙂

  5. As much as I enjoy cooking, I’ve yet to find a good recipe for eating crow. And the Lord know – I’ll be ‘enjoying’ it again, very soon. Always seems that way. Will hang in there for the update.

  6. It’s funny that even when one, as an idle retiree, doesn’t really have anything to do he falls behind. I’m a perfect example; my to-do list is more of a bucket list than a sensible sequence of activities to plan. Distractions, frustrations and the desires of others prevail. In any case when you, Ms. C, are up to speed I can’t comprehend how you get all those observations, ideas, and philosophies into words on a daily basis, and so well done!.
    Momentarily in Mammoth – skiing starts Thursday at the main lodge. Checked my Coreology history: as of 11/1/13, 157 sessions in 2 years at a cost of $2220. My doctor says it was worth it, ¿Quien sabe?

    • I think your membership to Coreology is well worth it Eaeme! Keep at it. That a lot of sessions for that kind of money, if you think about it. Regular pilates would be minimum of $55 or 60 per session!

      And thank you — I have a post ready to go but have literally not stopped… AGAIN this week! Nuggie is out of town now, so perhaps I’ll be able to catch up! YES!