What a great Facebook friend find. Thanks for sharing and introducing us to Chrissy. And congratulations Chrissy on your awards and recent successes. 👏
This whole post was FULL on one-liners I wish I could highlight!!! She's friggin hilarious. From space shuttles to meatloaf to traumatized by milk, I was engaged all the way through this. One of my favorites in your funny AF series so far!
I’d want to know what makes HER laugh, other than her husband (and I mean that in all possible ways).
Would she compare her humor to any particular actress, author, or stand-up?
I hope one day she can create a single character with this very witty banter to star in a series of screenplays or books; like “Erma Bombeck as Jessica Fletcher in “Murder She Wrote”…
Chrissy, your work (and you) sound amazing. I love that you and your husband have a 'good humor' bond...maybe sort of like two different flavors of ice cream piled into a sugar cone?
I'd love to know if you think that it's common for comedians to use self-deprecating humor. I feel like I hear them slap themselves around quite a bit.
PS - thanks for sharing what's going on in your world with Carissa. Super interesting read!
1. I'm afraid I'm not at liberty to discuss the script loglines, but I'm happy to share a little info regarding the manuscript. It's about an anxious New Yorker who moves to the English countryside in search of peace, only to wind up living next to a messy, boundary-ignoring widow with a dangerous Robin Hood complex.
2. I don't have a release date for the book yet. I'm still sorting out the best way to put it "out there." In the meantime, I'm working on a feature length adaptation. The story is cinematic, so I'd really love to see it on screen as well as on paper.
3. I can't really say anything about my projects in development - other than I'm writing a novel adaptation for the PAGE winning script.
4. I see alligators all the time. We even had one approach our front door once. Eek! I saw four just this past weekend. Fun fact: Did you know a group of alligators is called a congregation? I think that's because some people discover religion real quick when they encounter them.
I love it when funny, talented people succeed! xo
Excellent Q&A and write up! I need to get on one of these one of these days. (And yes, I AM writing again. Got one posting tomorrow morning.)
Love love love this!
What a great Facebook friend find. Thanks for sharing and introducing us to Chrissy. And congratulations Chrissy on your awards and recent successes. 👏
This whole post was FULL on one-liners I wish I could highlight!!! She's friggin hilarious. From space shuttles to meatloaf to traumatized by milk, I was engaged all the way through this. One of my favorites in your funny AF series so far!
Awesome post - I loved this, Carissa and Chrissy - thank you!
Still laughing at "He makes me laugh every day—sometimes on purpose....." 🤣
Another great interview!
I’d want to know what makes HER laugh, other than her husband (and I mean that in all possible ways).
Would she compare her humor to any particular actress, author, or stand-up?
I hope one day she can create a single character with this very witty banter to star in a series of screenplays or books; like “Erma Bombeck as Jessica Fletcher in “Murder She Wrote”…
Chrissy, your work (and you) sound amazing. I love that you and your husband have a 'good humor' bond...maybe sort of like two different flavors of ice cream piled into a sugar cone?
I'd love to know if you think that it's common for comedians to use self-deprecating humor. I feel like I hear them slap themselves around quite a bit.
PS - thanks for sharing what's going on in your world with Carissa. Super interesting read!
Really enjoyable read. And, for the record, milk spit takes are ALWAYS funny. Unless paramedics are called.
"If you have a funny partner" Sure I do. "Put that book down and clean the garage." She's hilarious
I really enjoy these Funny AF Woman interviews. Chrissy's was an especially fun read.
Thanks so much for having me!
1. I'm afraid I'm not at liberty to discuss the script loglines, but I'm happy to share a little info regarding the manuscript. It's about an anxious New Yorker who moves to the English countryside in search of peace, only to wind up living next to a messy, boundary-ignoring widow with a dangerous Robin Hood complex.
2. I don't have a release date for the book yet. I'm still sorting out the best way to put it "out there." In the meantime, I'm working on a feature length adaptation. The story is cinematic, so I'd really love to see it on screen as well as on paper.
3. I can't really say anything about my projects in development - other than I'm writing a novel adaptation for the PAGE winning script.
4. I see alligators all the time. We even had one approach our front door once. Eek! I saw four just this past weekend. Fun fact: Did you know a group of alligators is called a congregation? I think that's because some people discover religion real quick when they encounter them.
Carissa, I love the interview series! So many cool people doing fabulous things. Chrissy, I have the same projects, alligator, and Alice questions!