I am pretty shitty with the self-promotion thing, but I can say I feel so good about the work we have all done to make this show alive, I can't help but want to tell everyone so that they can experience it along with me.
Opening night was as awesome as we could have expected, and more. We had people stand from their chairs to applaud us at the end of the show, and that is the most amazing thing any performer can see.
Yes, it is independent theater. Yep, it is a small black box in SoMa, there are no fancy plush velvet, no orchestra pit.
What we do have is smoking hot new work form one of the most amazing playwrights to hit the scene in a long time. I have had the pleasure of working with Christina Anderson in the rehearsal room, and it has been a journey I'll not soon forget. Our director, Marissa Wolf, deftly helps a STELLAR team of performers bring this story to you, for you to drink in and ponder for long afterward.
I invite you to join us in this journey. I invite you to support the live theater. I invite you to be in the room as we, the actors, tell this amazing story of scars, love, pain, and the struggle to live life, one drop at a time.
Hey, I'll even throw in a discount: reserve tix for any show before November 14th and get $10 off the purchase when you use the discount code "KREW" on checkout!
I am SO proud of this show. It has been the most difficult piece I've worked on in my life. And the most fulfilling. I can't wait for you to see it, to take this journey with us.
Even if you can't be there in person, if you'd like to be there in spirit and support what Crowded Fire does, please consider making a donation!
Much love, many thanks, and I hope to see you from the corner of my eye, in the dim light pouring off stage as you take in the amazing story of "Drip"
- Mood:
drained
"Drip" is opening tonight and I am quite proud of the work Crowded Fire has done to bring the vision and Christina Anderson, playwright extroidinairre, to life.
We are opening tonight (sold out tho!) and running Wednesday - Saturday through November
21st.
Please do come to the show.
http://crowdedfire.org/upnext.html
- Mood:
stressed

Tracy Wolf, First Runner up!

On my knees and trying not to blubber and ruin my eyeliner ;-)
Slideshow up HERE
I have a MsSFLeather2009 twitter feed. Of course. It will be for Title news notes and inside scoops only.
As Ms. SF Leather, I am obliged and sponsored to run for either American Leatherwoman or International Ms. Leather.
I am ineligible to run for American Leatherwoman, so please know that you should start making your plans to join me at IMsL, April 15th - 18th, 2010
Love, love, love
Mo
- Mood:
exhausted
I'm happy to report it sailed over all editorial and approval hurdles and will be in it to win it.
Yay!
Man been a while since I posted.
Working, still. Frustrating? Yes but some good stuff's been happening there too not the least of which is that some of my expertise is finally actually being acknowledged by Sr Mgmt. Which I know some of you know is a major fucking miracle. Might even be one of the signs of the Apocalypse.
So, onto the plea for help.
My commute situation is wonky. I carpool and cobble together my way to and from work on a day-to-day basis. It is stressful, but I don't have much of a choice.
HOWEVER I start rehearsal for the next Crowded Fire show in a few weeks and I gotta be certain places at certain times.
I am really resisting buying a car, but I'm wondering is, maybe somewhere out there, someone has a car they don't use on the regular with which they could do without for a couple of months? Or maybe just M-F? And how much you'd want for a "rental fee" or "wear-and-tear" fee? And hey, if they're in an adjacent state or somewhere else in Cali, I'd be willing toi go get it somehow.
(And no, CCS or ZipCar aren't financially feasible, and by the time I rent a car for that long might as well buy a beater. Which I don't wanna do. Because I will suicide if I have to deal with parking long-term.)
Rehearsals start on the 22ns of September and run through the 1st week in November.Thereafter, we're in running mode and my regular cobbled-together option would be OK: I just need to be back in the city by 7-ish.
SO, please let me know if you or someone you know might be able to help.
Thanks :-)
Peace
~Mo
CHECK OUT Sharon Glassman's column in The Huffington Post, everybody!
What is Work? Kinky Sex and a 401K
Tweet it! Digg it! Pass it around, blow it up!
Pretty cool exposure for me at the moment :-)
If you are so moved, it would be great to comment on her article and support non-judgemental articles on alternative lifestyle people.
- Mood:
proud
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Posting an update before
rightkindofme finds me and kicks my butt!</em>
I was lamenting the fact that I had not only the bitterness of not being able to perform in the run of the musical I’d been rehearsing for months, but also how that had precluded my being able to take a presenter’s berth for few BDSM events.
Several I’d really been interested in I hadn’t even applied for, and why would I? I was busy busy.
Then, of course…not so much.
But The Lord (Ganesha, of course!) moves in mysterious ways, and I am tickled to announce that, in the past 3 days, I have been offered two spots at two different events on two different coasts!
My happy black ass (soon to be my sweaty black ass…Jersey!?? in SUMMERTIME?!) will be at Floating World in August!
I’ll be talking about Taboo Play, Playing with Race, and Role-Playing. You know. The light shit.
Then over Folsom Weekend and closer to home, I’ll be at the SM Odyssey Folsom Fringe.
Not sure what I’ll be on about at that event. Stay tuned!
I also have a few interesting things bubbling to the surface.
Mostly a new solo show I HAVE to write. About my Dad. I may well be doing a bit of confabulation with one of my solo performance heroines and awesome friend, Kate Bornstein. so that will be kind of wonderful.
Ooo and also, if you are a freelance writer, can you ping me offline? I need a quick bit of ballparking on how much to charge for a potential writing project.
Love
Mo
The ooze causes discomfort, of course, as my abdomen isn't in the mood to have rogue bodily fluids fucking around in there.
This is goodness but the fact is, 'm gonna be on medication for a little while more.
The aftermath and upshot of this was also that I had to step out of the show I've been rehearsing for months.
I'm not talking about that in detail right now. In 35 years I've never been in this position.
But falling ill on tech week isn't OK, and though it sucked it was what was best for me and, ultimately, for the production. One of my castmates is stepping into my role and she will be recast.
so, there's my life right now.
I'll be in bed if you're looking for me.
- Mood:
angry
I'm not OK with waiting around an if the pain I'm in now is any indication I refuse to wait for additional pain.
I'm going in today for a third opinion. And if they can't convince me otherwise I'm requesting the fuker be evicted. PRONTOISSIMMO. I've had it. Wish me luck.
Spent 11 hours in the Kaiser ER after leaving rehearsal early yesterday evening.
Just got home.
In the intervening 11 hours I had the joy of....
- 2 doses of morphine.
- 1 pelvic exam.
- 2 ultrasounds.
- 1 SUPERDUPER ultrasound (for which some on-call specialist was called outta bed)
Current assessment:
The good news is I do NOT have a septic infection, torsion in my ovaries, an ectopic pregnancy or any signs of endometriosis.
The shitty news is that I have a ruptured "Simple hemorrhagic ovarian cyst" that had leaked fluids into the area of the abdomen that surrounds the uterus.
The additional (and IMO, shittier) news is that I have two more cysts that have NOT ruptured.
One of them is 3 centimeters by 5 centimeters. The other one is "smaller" but because they are kind of squashed together I guess the boundaries aren't clear or some shit.
So I'm on bedrest for 3-5 days with painkillers. Now, the NP said I should be able to do minimal low-exertion stuff outside of keeping the meds up till the abdominal fluid resolves.
And I thought the nasty fall on Pride Saturday was bad.
This is not the way to open tech week for a musical, kids. I'm not on top of the world.
- Mood:
Miserable
I even had a special surprise delivery from my friend Julie, who snuck in an adorable little charm of one of my fave inappropriately named snacks!
The cast of the show I'm rehearing now, Rent Boy Ave, bought me some old school cupcakes! AND sang
and everything!
I said fuck it, took myself to Ruth's Chris because meat is love. Oh, and while I was up on Cathedral Hill, I bought myself a bed. I've been mulling it for a long time and I knew this was it. I wish I could have gotten it the same day, but it is OK. This just extends the joy of the birthday extravaganza!
I packed this morning for my Hotel and Spa day. This was the funniest packing job ever. Bunny PJs, Hugh Heffalump, a shitload of spa stuff, the trusty Wahl, and off we went! Thumbs up to Arrow Cab for getting me downtown fast as hell. I was hoping for an early check-in, but the room wasn't ready. Dammit...forced to shop at Lush and to get a manicure & pedicure at Nova Spa.
I e'en stopped at Cole Hardware...made a purchase of an item I've wanted for a while and was hoping to...er...re-purpose for use later this evening. I'm still not sure if I'm gonna keep it, but at least I have it. I think the boys at the Hardware store are gonna be talking about that one for a while. Yeah, I obfuscated a little and told them it was for a friend but that was not entirely a falsehood. It is meant to share...to be offered in conjunction with access to me. And I was honest about the fact I was perverting it. So there :-p Unfortunately, not long after I took delivery of the DEVESTATINGLY FUCKING AWESOME cupcakes that Jennifer from Cups and Cakesdelivered, a series of text messages squished flat my hope that I'd have some company this evening. My erstwhile companion, the Ex-Un-Boyfriend, was not making it happen.
But even as I was stomaching that jagged little pill, I thought "Well, fuck it. I'll just have to wear BOTH bathrobes myself and now there won't be any squabbling over that third strawberry....right...?
The room is cosy. The bathroom is awesome...here's a little tour -
Around 7-ish, my massage finally came through. Fie on you, downtown SF, for having garages that CLOSE.
Total fail. I wound up having to throw down extended ducats for parking for my massage, Praise Ganesha though, my masseuse, Saint, was awesome! Thanks to my buddy Suzanne for recommending her. Nothing like a big ol' butch dyke pummelling you for 2 hours to make you feel alive! She rearranged furniture in order to make room for the table, but I also suspect she was showing off the butchitude as well. Who am I to complain? I mean, I wouldn't wanna fuck up my mani! ;-) Hey fuck you I can too do femme. I scored major points telling her my "Drinkin; with Lucy Lawless" story. Kills 'em every time :-D Then it was time for bath number two. The first one was a warm up, really. I discovered the power of the Lush Karma Bubble bar and how violent it can be in conjunction with a spa tub that isn't quite full.
...SPA BUKKAKE!!
Candles, crazy fucking epic bubbles, it was freaking ridiculous, everybody. I made bubble castles, a bubble fort, fought with bubble giants, and burrowed underneath until I was hella claustrophobic!
This is the bubble bath Mom never let you take because they make a fucking disaster. but you know what?
IT IS A HOTEL ROOM! THAT IS WHAT THEY ARE FOR!!
I realized, pretty late, that my dietary needs today had been met by caffeine and Red Velvet Cupcakes. Sure, I can get behind indulgence, but that's just ridiculous. Plus I was feeling pummeled and achey from the massage and I needed fud. The hotel restaurant, a good one, was closed today but the concierge recommended a little bistro up the street so I rinsed off and rolled over. I couldn't have stumbled into a more perfect ending. I was originally gonna get my shit to go, but I decided, fuck it. Let's stay here! The bartender was very pretty, and friendly, and so that is never a bad thing. I sometimes feel weird sitting alone at a bar, but I was OK about it. I told the adorable bartender, Heather, that it was my birthday, and what I'd been up to all weekend. She declared it "Awesome!" and I agreed. Folks, lemmie tell you. This place, Anabelle's Bar & Bistro, is the shit. They have a late-night Happy Hour with $5 small plates. I guess they have drink specials but that wasn't my focus...obvy! I had a Caesar salad WITH anchovies, thank you, little hand-cut chicken bites (Rad.) and prosciutto wrapped jumbo prawns. Holy shit it was so good! I asked Heather if she could hook me up with a virgin cocktail that did not suck and she knocked my Crocs off with a "Pregnant Hemingway" which is a virgin Mojito that has been molested by Ginger Beer and the shit is GOOD. So I officially have a crush on her. I was on the verge of ordering another plate of the shrimp and was waffling when Heather said "Well, would it change your decision if I said desert was coming?"

She brought out a hazelnut torte, with a candle, set it in front of me, and wished me a happy birthday. It took all I could do do not to cry, I was so moved. The buzzed Southern Gentleman next to me wished me a happy birthday and then Heather and the other folks at the bar reacted with profound disbelief when I tole 'em I'd turned 40. I'll take that reaction, any day.
And to top it off, a sweet couple sitting behind me bought my beverage.
So folks, there it is. Heather, Jennifer and Saint, thank you for making my 40th birthday one that touched not only my tired body but awakened my heart to how beautiful even simple things can be.
Everyone on Twitter, LJ and FaceBook who sent wish after wish, you all pulled away the fog of loneliness, one warm thought at a time. I felt so loved, so cared for, by friends and virtual friends and strangers, it was transcendent.
May you all feel as present and cared for as I have over my birthday weekend. Though I had a few times I wished there was someone here to hold me and rub noses, it is OK. I remembered that I can, in fact, treat myself well. It is important to know that I am still ME on my own, and furthermore, I CAN trust me, my ideas, my ability to thrive in space I create. Now...time to roll into bed. Hugh the Heffalump awaits and my bunny PJs are feeling just fine to me.
- Mood:
tired
SO today, I'm 40 years old.
What.
The.
Hell.
Please feel free to leave awesome birthday wishes and remind me why getting old is cool...?
- Me and a friend, Bennett Miller. He's kinda famous now I think and NO, that isn't his cock. Geeze.

- Me playing "Vezna" in "America's Deadliest Home Video"
- Image from the poster of "69Stories: One Pervert's Tale" my 1st solo show.



My (then) boyfriend and me in Costa Rica. An amazing trip we took as a result of me winning the grand prize at the Company Holiday party. So much magic!

- Me and Mom at "The Gates;" Christo's installation in Central Park.

Me at the Folsom Street Fair. Photo by Howard Schatz.
- Mood:
indifferent
- Music:e U Girl - R
This week has been for shit mostly.
- Mood:
worried
Yesterday afternoon I was walking through the lobby of the Beyond Leather host hotel here in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Not long after teaching my second class of the day, I found myself in an intriguing exchange with a dashing salt-and-pepper haired gentleman of British extraction. He was holding my hand and pressing his lips to the back of my hand. He'd been gazing admiringly at me as I crossed the lobby, and when he'd initially spoken, I thought he was taking the piss. See, in the class I'd just been teaching I had mentioned I had a particular weakness for accents. I thought this might be a bit of a flirtatious gambit. That was fine actually. This was day 2 of Beyond Leather and I'd had many conversations in passing and some of the more silly ones had involved quite a bit of mental jockeying and word play.
This particular flirtatious ex-SAS Englishman and sadist had no of way of knowing he had scored a few points on my personal "WIN!" list. As he smiled at me, I was certainly intrigued. He asked if I was going to be playing that evening. I was, for the first time in 13 months of national Leather Events, able to say "Yes, in fact, I do have a play date about which I'm very excited!"
He mentioned that he, too, would be playing. And even offered the approximate time and location of the scene he would be conducting. For those not familiar with typical Kink Scene interactions, this is about as big a "flirt and flex flag" as a top or dominant can wave when in this situation.
See, I don't know this dude from Adam. But inviting a bottom to watch you play demonstrates a modicum of confidence in displaying your skill, inviting them to check you out, so that they then have a common point of reference with regard to your play style.
And he seemed to be very interested in watching me play.
Kissing my hand again he lamented aloud "Ah, well...would that you were submissive!"
I sighed.
"Actually, I am."
His gaze focused.
He smiled.
Yeah so.
Presumptuous?
Perhaps.
As my long time friend Bailey pointed out, this may well have been a "fish" for information. There are infinite ways of information gathering with a potential play-partner. By veering for this tack, he then had the opportunity to gauge my reaction to his question. The level of enthusiasm or dismissal can provide a great deal of information.
Though I was certainly at least interested in such an opportunity to observe, I don't often commit to multiple scenes in one night. I tend to go pretty deeply in playing and need to have that focus.
But I gave him my card. He clarified his interest in learning more about me.
One never knows.
One might not know, but if you are me, you do often have "knowing."
Oddly, I'd had a very strong feeling, a few days ago, that the playdate to which I was so looking forward wouldn't materialize. But I had no real reason to think that I would miss out of that opportunity. I mean, this had been planned in advance, there were THREE days in which to have plenty of flexibility, somewhere in there a scene could be arranged at sometime, yes?
Yes.
Of course.
Or no.
I'm not of a mind to divulge my friend's personal shit. I can say that, despite good intentions and despite my limited expectations, things derailed. And derailed badly.
A personal issue came up for my friend. He had to go deal with this in his own way. He understandably needed some space. I sent a series of text messages to check in as I was not at all sure what had happened. I did receive a bit of information from him which lead me to believe that yeah, something was uncool, but no emergency situation was unfolding.

- Post demo rope marks.
I was disappointed but didn't wanna be selfish. Gotta let go of expectations, yeah? And probably this would resolve later.
I also was not, to be honest, convinced that I would let a distant situation derail me from enjoying something I wanted. There is a lot that happens in life over which you have no control. But you do have control over your reaction to these troubles. I know for me, I loathe the idea that some fuckery deprives me of joy. Life is too short.
I caught up with Bailey. We chatted up some girl talk and caught up while I tried to not take any of this crap personally, to see if possibly this could be salvaged. I didn't want to bug my erstwhile play-partner. He wasn't in a great headspace, and needed personal time. And if, in fact, this situation was so vexing his headspace wasn't in playing, well...so it goes. There was still Sunday...
I didn't hear back after several messages and a voicemail. SO, I went to ground and just tried to relax. I really didn't feel like going to the dungeon and watching all of these people enjoying, once more, everything I was, once again, denied.
Then my phone rang and I was advised by a mutual acquaintance that my date had come out of his funk and, it seems, was cheering himself up by scenening with someone who was not me.
Let me say I was not in a graceful place upon receiving this news. Walking in to the playspace and confronting the situation was, for ME, out of the question.
So I lay in bed sobbing and feeling like absolute shit.
Once again, I wasn't enough, I was disposable, and I could be pushed aside in favor of someone else.
Regardless of whether or not this is true, this was how I felt.
Things were tangled and unhappy and only became more so after my distraught posts to Twitter were read by some people who were here at the event who, after offering me sympathetic support, conveyed to my anticipated play-partner that I was...not happy.
Interestingly, once he did contact me and came to my room (at my invitation) to talk, his affect was angry. Evidently my own expressions of upset were seen as an attack on his character.
I wasn't in a good place to have my own disappointment and battered ego confronted with his backlash. So I took a series of deep breaths and let him explain his side of the story. It was convoluted. And I have zero reason to think it was a lie. But my feelings have a right to be respected. And he fell down in the chain of communication by not responding to me.
I had to do something I have an absolutely difficult time with, and that was to make clear I thought there had been a failure. On his part. On a very basic level.
I know that life intrudes. I know that slings and arrows and sticks and stones and all of these things can belay even the best laid plans.
And I believe also that how one handles stress and storms is even more important than how one lives in smooth situations.
We all make mistakes. And sometimes those mistakes wound and slice the emotions of others. And at that point the only thing you can do is to take responsibility for your actions and reactions to this stress.
As I have a promise made to myself many years ago not to sleep on anger, we talked through my feelings, my reaction, his view of the situation, etc.
I can say I am proud of myself for remaining grounded by my emotional truth. I did not cave in to my reflex to "Let it go." I weighed what forgiveness I could give him and what was just too much. I let my compassionate nature soothe my nerves and to trust that I was making concessions in the right place and standing firm in others.
And in the morning I did receive the apology that I needed to have that piece of responsibility acknowledged.
Today is a new day.
In these Leather Event situations, when you are in high profile mode, you certainly don't have time to be a mopey shithead when you are a presenter. And especially when you are me.
I had to publically interact with my friend, our very new truce in place. I will pat myself on the back again for handling that.
Though I certainly have no love for feeling like refried shit and having to suck it up and repair damaged friendships, I learned that I have the capacity to be strong and also to handle my shit with some dignity.
I also am proud that I held fast to my personal standards and not cave in to loneliness and desperation for play and pain and affection when it wasn't offered on terms that I could accept.
I have compromised before.
I have felt what that is like.
I have let people have what they wanted of me and leave the rest.
I know what that feels like.
I am not enthralled with the sensation of standing firm and holding fast to my core values and still feeling alone and lost. But I have to do this.
If I settle again for crumbs, delicious and tempting as they are, I will be left alone. Again.
See, the thing about compromise for me is this: if the other person gets everything that they wanted and I get some of what I want, I will soon find myself with an emotional deficit I have no way to close.
But I held my shit together. I had friends call and write and offer their love.
And someone does want that, can handle, is worthy...and someone will care with the capacity and focus that matches my own.
So tonight I will lie low, I think. I am not of a mind to be used and played and then left behind. Sometimes that can be very sexy. Not so much tonight.
And I have been invited back to Beyond Leather 2010, which is, for me, quite an honor. I heard I received universal glowing reviews. I can stand alone there too. That is all me, absorbing, distilling, filtering and serving up my life, my essence, me.
http://www.crowdedfire.org/adoptMollena.h
Crowded Fire is, once again, kicking ass and taking names.
And I'm not just saying that because I collabed on the AMAZING piece currently running, and will be appearing in the Fall production of "DRIP" but it is certainly a HUGE reason.
Lots of y'all know about my long history with Crowded Fire. Some of you may have seen me in shows back in the day, or seen 69Stories One Pervert's Tale.
I loved the fact that I had a home company where I could do so much with that show, and have my seemingly disparate communities, both theatre peeps and perv folk mix and mingle and find a common place.
In 11 years, there has been a lot of water under the bridge, and many changes. I've gone through a lot too.
None of the original members of Crowded Fire, save me, are still active in the company. I seem to be the last man standing, oddly enough. And that feels weird for this gal of epic fuckup.
Especially in light of my journey WITHIN the Company. I went from a core member of the company to a barely tolerated liability. That was one of the casualties of my alcoholism.
In addition to the people who helped me to pull my life together, people like Julie and Mellie and Tim, I was fortunate enough to have one person within the company who believed in me and pulled me through an incredibly difficult time, and that is Marissa.
She is our Artistic Director now. I owe her a vast debt of gratitude. Her convincing me to appear in "GONE" last year was a turning point, in so many ways.
And now, I am climbing back on my feet, and Crowded Fire is starting to feel like my home, again, like a place where I want to be, and where I can get straight talk and where i look forward to a beautiful relationship.
So, this is where you can help.
We need money.
Yep, the economy is shit.
But maybe you can spare $10...and if a lot of people can spare $10 then we have a lot of $10 bills and then that is awesome.
Or maybe you are getting a huge ass tax refund this year and you wanna do some charitable giving. We're tax deductible. SO, give a lot of money.
I HATE asking for donations. But I have to get over that because it isn't all about me, as much as I like to think so. It is mostly about art and about this scrappy fucking company that will not curl up and die.
We have a stunningly kick ass soundscape audio sculpture production that is running now. It is called "WORMHOLE" It is free, we just take donations for it.
And it may be the most fascinating 45 minutes you've spent listing with your eyes closed.
Thank, you for reading, if you can donate, thank you for that.
And if you have seen our shows, come back again.
Love
Mo
In catching up with myself I thought it might be cool to catch up with anyone reading this blog.
So, if you have any questions or anything in YOUR life / blog that I've missed in my soft "offline" state here, hit me.
xoxox
Mo













