Today, I’d like to introduce you to Kerry Rossow. Kerry was in Haiti during our first rehearsal, so if you’re super sleuth-like, you’ll notice that she’s the only one not in our cast collage here. I’m so thankful for her fun, light-hearted personality and hope you’ll join us and have her piece pull at your heart strings, too!
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What led you to audition for Listen to Your Mother?
I was hooked on LTYM from the very first clip I watched! I loved the premise of “Giving Mother’s Day A Microphone” and couldn’t wait to buy tickets for a show!
When I discovered that my pal, Nicole Shaw was auditioning for the NWI show, “Buying tickets” quickly evolved into “Wait for me! I want to audition, too!” The icing on the cake was getting to meet the entire cast of amazing women!
Tell us a little about your everyday life.
I am a recovering teacher that decided to stay home, wrangle my four children and give writing/blogging/photography a go! In between laundry, dishes, sporting events, and carpooling, I spend my days in my neighborhood mom office, aka The Mom Office, with other moms that work from home.
Where can we find you writing?
Everyday, I write on sticky notes. I write schedules for the day to place on my steering wheel, I write reminders to wear deodorant on my bathroom mirror and affirmations like “don’t be a jerk out there!” on my door!
I write about all things houses at my blog, HouseTalkN. I am also a weekly contributor for In The Powder Room where I write about life shenanigans.
Collaborating with other funny writers has been so rewarding- I was thrilled to be a contributor to this year’s best selling book, I Just Want To Pee Alone.
What is your favorite quote?
I have some fancy quotes that I should wow you with but the 3 quotes that go through my head everyday are:
“Go big or go home.”
“Leap and the net will appear.”
“Be nice. Just do it.”
When do you first remember loving words?
I come from a long line of embellishers and storytellers. Some of my favorite memories are of watching family members tell and retell stories. Growing up in a large family, I knew from a young age that your story better be loud, better be funny and better be embellished.
What are 4 things you can’t live without?
That’s convenient- my four children! Although, if I roll them into one slot, I could add chocolate, coffee and my husband! Not necessarily in that order!
What is your all time favorite book?
To Kill a Mockingbird. I just reread it with my 13 year old son. Reading it as a parent and reading it with my child, I fell in love all over, again.
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My last update was that there were just a few handfuls of tickets left for tomorrow! Hurry and get yours now!
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