A Day in the Life of Two Struggling Young Conservative Artists

By Ann-Marie Murrell  || Many years ago when I was a struggling actress/single mom, I sometimes had to pay for gas with a handful of pocket change, which usually meant I wouldn’t eat lunch that day.  It was rough juggling bills, trying to deem which collector was worthy of my hard-earned cash, and who would have to wait an extra week or so.  I was constantly working at least two jobs, and in-between work I was also going on auditions, taking acting classes, working as an extra and/or doing commercials–whatever it took to bring in enough money to survive.

It never occurred to me to get on food stamps, although I probably could have qualified.  I just worked and worked and worked.

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