I was going to say something about the fact that I'm out of the slump. It's over. It's been years, I think, and just like that, it's gone, I can feel it.
I dunno what it was, just a new year, a clean room, a fresh outlook, settling in, saddling up, auditioning 4 times in one week, having a few friends, lighting a few candles. It's nice, I like it.
I'm not going to dwell in the fact that the slump is over, but I will revel in my newfound self.
I've written a bit more to my book...s. I'd forgotten that the bit I wrote a couple nights ago is from another story completely. Sigh, will I ever finish anything? Well, one of my books is coming together quite nicely! Imagine if I really, truly wrote a children's novel??? Imagine if it got published and sold and that's how I made my fortune? Insanity.
In other news, at one of my auditions, I pulled the old Claire is a brilliant slacker/improviser trick and ROCKED a monologue I learned that afternoon. It was so fucking funny y'all. My character was brilliant, I made the dude laugh like 5 times. Very unique and clever, if I do say so myself. I really love interpreting scripts MY way.
So, in short, I love acting, children's novels and honeycomb candles.
3 comments:
seems like west coast livin' is where it's at. where's it at? "i know where it's at" - says all saints...
I hope you land one of them gigs and I also hope you become a famous children's book author. Just like Madonna.
Do I have to move to the West Coast to get out of my slump??
I heart children's books. Become a children's author and I'll sell your books at my store in NYC on the corner of Perry and Bleeker. Wait, was that your store? Did I have the bakery? I think I've got us confused.
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