Once again I was involved in the Ojai Playwrights Festival, and again I worked as a literary assistant to Director Abigail Deser. This time we were developing Susan Miller’s project A Map of Doubt and Rescue. As before, I was immensely impressed by the intensity and density of the work involved.
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– This past weekend was all different kinds of visiting, with Cody and Catherine staying with us from Monday until Thursday. On Thursday night, there was a date to a restaurant, on Friday, a party, after a day of boinking around the village.
… Read the rest– Yesterday I was at work until three, but that doesn’t mean I got any work done during the day. I met Jess after her class and took her out to dinner at the New Orleans Restaurant on Fulton Avenue. Then we had a lovely walk home.
… Read the rest– Stayed in last night and watched YouTubes and YTMNDs with Cody and Catherine.
– ALMANAC SAYS –
What is it that goes when a wagon goes, stops when a wagon stops, is of no use to the wagon, and yet the wagon cannot go without it?
by Depeche Mode:
… Read the restThere’s more besides joyrides,
Bumblebee from Transformers.a little house in the countryside.
Daily Kos: Wishing for Good, Accepting the Truth.Understand, learn to demand,
Daily Freeman: Hinchey calls for Bush, Cheney to be Censured.
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– Yesterday I met up with Cody and Catherine after work and we went to the Lower East Side for New York style pizza. We discussed painting the town red, how long it would take, and how much paint, and whether people would complain, or interpret it as communistic.
… Read the restI’ve now watched through the second season of Lost. It was certainly weaker than the first, although everyone had warned me of a decline, and I was expecting it to be much worse than it was. The strengths continue to be, week-to-week, a tight, imaginative, well-paced narrative, engaging, plausible characters, and mysteries that make my mouth water.
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One of those times I tend to look at historically (as I’ve also been reading about the Roman Republic and Empire this month):
I was absorbing the changes and developments of the last year, and gearing up for the powerful effects of the year to come.
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