Jason S. Harry

I was driving my car home from work the other night, reflecting on all the humor that transpired over the past week of my working life when a song came on the radio: Rhythm of the night by Corona. I laughed when I thought that given the events of the last week, the rhythm of my life is comedy. That’s okay with me; after all, comedic things make me smile and laugh. I also feel blessed that my life is not marred in tragedy or sadness. While some of the week’s events were pure comedy, other parts were so frustrating that I had to laugh. I’m also blessed with an amazing ability to stare down the anguish of frustration with a smile on my face. I can’t help it though. I love to smile. Heck, even when I’m getting yelled at, sometimes the person yelling is acting so outrageous that I can’t help but smile. The yellers always hate when I do that, just ask any of my teachers from Kindergarten on up through high school. Or even the occasional Cop. The laugh-fest started on Sunday afternoon. A beau...

I’m working on my next update that should be ready by the end of the week (hopefully.) Check back soon and in the meantime…. Here’s a video I shot today at one of my stops. It’s a good representation of what I do on a regular basis; one day it’s downtown Baltimore or Buffalo, and the next, it’s something like this. Everyday is different and that’s just one more thing I like about this gig. Sorry there is no audio, but I didn’t want the world to hear me panting while I tried to swing the turns, or screaming when oncoming traffic suddenly appeared out of nowhere. I also like to sing-a-long with whatever is on the radio and nobody wants to hear that! See you soon!