Biscuit Ball

Some of us when we are unemployed get in that 'funk' you know what I mean, where stress and worry rule the day and even the good things in life can lose thier charm.

To battle those feelings one of the best things that I can recommend is to take up something new. For me, one of those things is beach volleyball. My wife plays and I've been learning from her a couple times a week, down at the beach here in Ventura.

Oh and the other thing that is consuming my thoughts is this "bluescreen of death", first off, I hate Windows Vista, and I got this new laptop that has it and the first day that my 15 day trial of Norton expires, my computer starts doing this. Still cant figure out what is causing it..... suggestions are welcomed.

Keeping our word

As we promised, the blog will be updated daily, as much as possible.

I have added the actual picture from Biscuit Big Kev of his cubicle the day he quit. Some of us aspire to the level of Biscuitry that this man can do in his sleep.

Pure comedic genius.

We just recorded another episode, which hopefully will be out in the next week or so.

On the personal front, I am working on a few creative projects along with this and starting up my mastery (thanks to my new wife) of beach volleyball. wish me luck out there on the sand!

Unemployed

Aint nothin' fun about being unemployed. A couple of us Biscuits here on the Biscuit Show are unemployed and the additional stress and concern that it adds to life is the pits.

Good things are headed our way I'm sure of it, and as George Michael says, 'You gotta have Faith'.

So what does this mean for you, our gentle readers? It means more Biscuit Shows! We are committed to puttign up more episodes this year and really working harder than ever on this program.

Stay tuned, good things are coming out way!

-aj

Biscuit Show Christmas Special

Its Christmas Time, and that means another one of our special Christmas Biscuit Shows.
thats right boys and girls the Biscuit Show, now in our 30th year is having a Christmas Extravaganza!

Listen now!

The Big Easy

Ahhhh, Bourbon street, you will always have my heart.
After 4 days, 3 nights of walking through the French Quarter and other parts unknown I bid adieu to the wonderful sites of the Big Easy.
After the initial shellshock of the sights of the French Quarter, of what I'd describe as part Las Vegas, part Tijuana and all sleezy, if you move down from those streets, its actually fun and has some nice sights.
the food was great, I had more shrimp than I've had in one year, and plenty of gumbo and it was good! I ate at Mothers and Port of Call, classic local hang-outs and one night I actually found a nice Jazz club and listened to some good music.
If I had someone to be with, I would enjoy it more of course.
In the mornings I went for a run, which was great, the city was still hung over from the night before and the weather was perfect at that hour.
So I'm in the airport now, my flight is delayed 2 hours, so here I sit.

Iron Man

Mick and I went and saw this.
Very very good. One of the better ' comic book' movies.
Robert is very good in it, you know we are on fist name basis now, being in the industry an all.

Married Women....

I will have to relate this story to you all....its a long one.