Interesting times, these. I speak about this from the viewpoint of an actor/entertainer. These are the times when you have to take a look at what is really going on in our industry.
Don’t Quit Your Day Job
Posted in Actor, Actress, Agent, AMPTP, Bronson Page, Cold Case, Conny Van Dyke, Debbie Reynolds, Film, Jane Curtain, Kurt Russell, Movies, SAG, Sam Page, Strike, Todd Justice on April 6, 2009 by Lovesick BillySeems Like Yesterday:Bronson’s Birthday 04/05/68
Posted in Birthdays, Bronson Page, Family, Gay Marriage, Mother, rodeo, Sons, TV, Uncategorized with tags Bronson Page, Cold Case, Conny Van Dyke, gay rodeo, Mother on April 3, 2009 by Lovesick BillyNothing much has changed in him, only everything 
I am twenty-three again, only wiser
I didn’t know it then, but he was everything 
My son, my pulse, my heart, my adviser 
Ramona: Sunshine and Force of Nature
Posted in Bronson Page, Family, Grandmothers, Sam Page with tags Bronson Page, Force of Nature, Sam Page, Sunshine on April 1, 2009 by Lovesick BillySam went to see his grandmother in Utah; fortunately, Bronson went with him and had the chance to meet Ramona.
These two men are the most important people in my life and they love each other.
My life is worthwhile because my son has met his soulmate. 
Uninvited Leading Lady
Posted in Actress, Bronson Page, Conny Van Dyke with tags Barbara Mandrell, Bernadette Peters, Burt Reynolds, Candy Clark, Dottie West, Movies, Sissy Spacek on February 17, 2009 by Lovesick Billy
Nashville, 1973…I think. There was a big article in the Nashville Banner about a major Hollywood studio coming to film a story about real Country singers and The Grand Ol’ Opry. Not only that, but it would star Burt Reynolds and he needed a leading lady. This was the stuff that movies were made of…for real.
Un-Conditionally Me
Posted in Uncategorized on January 12, 2009 by Lovesick BillyI was sure that, although I had been dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st Century by my son Bronson, I did not have a phobia, condition, syndrome or wasn’t “damaged” like almost every person I know.
I really didn’t think that I was part of the new millennium because I was too old and not in-touch enough to fit in with the very folk I consider to be my friends. I didn’t have a condition. I was partly wrong.
We Are ALL on a Slide to Extinction
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Bronson Page, Legacy, Resolution on January 1, 2009 by Lovesick BillyI am the last of me. The way I speak, act and react are not found again in nature. The tilt of my head may reveal itself in my son as something noticed out of the corner of someone’s eye, but it will be the merest ghost of me.
My unique reaction or my quickness of humor may be found in a nano-second during a conversation with my son, but it will be only the mist of me. We are all on a slide to extinction.
Photo Letter to Ken Starr, et al: Enough Said
Posted in Bronson Page, Conny Van Dyke, Divorce, Family, Gay Marriage, In-Laws, Sam Page, son-in-law with tags Bronson Page, Conny Van Dyke, Divorce, Gay Marriage, Ken Starr, Mother, Nullification, Prop 8, Sam Page on December 21, 2008 by Lovesick BillyMe with my son-in law Sam Page (left) and my son Bronson Page (right).
