April 2025


Macy’s lasted the longest at the Kingston Collection as an anchor store. During it’s time, I took part in their event “Shop for a Cause” for many years. It was interesting as they usually placed me in the walkway outside of the children’s department. Makes sense, right? Except that the intimate apparel section was on the other side of that walkway.

So, I was telling my tall tales between kid’s clothes and lingerie!

I am posting this week a little early so that people have an opportunity to make plans to attend some or ALL of the things! I can’t wait to be back in Sherborn as well as Millis this week. I am also really excited about the Traveling Mystery Rooms that I am doing at both the Falmouth Library AND the Equanimity Seekers Massage space!

Also, if you’re looking to schedule a show please call me at 508-641-5336.

Here is the storytelling schedule for this week. The days listed in RED are free for the public to attend and the events listed in BLUE are free to attend but require registration. For more information, please visit the Upcoming Shows page:


  • Monday: YMCA @ 10:00am – Traveling Mystery Room *Monster Mash
  • Wednesday: Millis Public Library @ 10:30am
  • Thursday: Sherborn Public Library @ 3:30pm
  • Thursday: Plymouth Papa Gino’s – To the Moon and Back Fundraiser @ 6:30pm
  • Saturday: Falmouth Library @ 11:00am – Traveling Mystery Room *Monster Mash

Towns I will be visiting this week:

  1. Taunton
  2. Millis
  3. Sherborn
  4. Plymouth
  5. Falmouth

This was a visit to my actual elementary school – the one I was a student in all those years ago! I was trying out a new story called Pumpkinstein – one that I have since retired. It wasn’t that it didn’t totally work, honestly it was more the run time of the story. My longest story is ‘Timmy” which runs 20+ minutes and is meant for older elementary kids. Pumpkinstein ran about 35 minutes and was geared to a younger audience.

No amount of editing could fix it, even though I remember these children enjoying the story, it was just too long and too much story. Thank you to 2001 Ms. Lacava for allowing me to test out my new material!