Judging Miss Placer County, A Call from Kaiser and More

Last night was the Miss Placer County contest, for which I was one of five judges. It was a unique and great, if somewhat odd, experience. We did the interviews Monday night, which consisted of some odd, sometimes light and sometimes very serious questions.

Thursday night was the main competition, which consisted of judging a swimwear walk, evening gown walk, stage presence and ability to intelligently answer a random question onstage. In the end, a very intelligent, bubbly and beautiful young lady by the name of Meghan was crowned Miss Placer County. I feel we as judges made a great choice. I truly think Meghan will do a good job representing the County.

Now on to a surgery update, a friend of mine who happens to work for Kaiser heard about my less than excellent experience three weeks ago. He was kind enough to call and apologize and ensure me that Kaiser agrees that is not how they do patient care (which had always been my experience before this as well). I truly appreciated his call and feel that Kaiser as an organization truly cared that someone had this type of experience and will strive to prevent it from happening again to me or anyone else. Time will tell (July 13th is my next surgery date), but after today, I do feel better and once again feel Kaiser cares.

This weekend I will be performing my last show at the Sacramento Comedy Spot until my big July 25th show. If you would lke to come see tomorrow's show, go to www.SacComedySpot.com for more information on when and where. For tickets to my BIG July 25th show go to www.KeeslingGroup.com

Placer County Fair

So, I was originally asked to be a judge for the Miss Teen Placer County contest, but just this last Monday was moved to be a judge for the main competition, Miss Placer County. There are five very intelligent and beautiful contestants. Monday night I had the opportunity to interview them all. This Thursday (as in tomorrow) is the main show. I will be judging them based upon physical appearance in both an evening gown and swimsuit, their poise and their ability to own the stage and answer a question (no I won't ask about gay marriage).

Anyhow, I am very excited about this opportunity. I have never done anything like this before.

Please come out and see the pageant (if you are local) at the Placer County Fair Thursday night at 7:30pm.