What a long four years this has been for me. Sometimes I can’t even remember what I was doing before this project. Most of the time I worry because I have no idea what I will do after this project … [read more]
Archive for July 2008
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Jul 28
It’s been so long since I’ve been to the site, that my cookie for WordPress extinguished itself (I had to log in for the first time since February). The summer is setting fast – with the days flickering by like … [read more]
in life, planning, script
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tags: myst, myst movie, the book of atrus, the book of ti'ana, work
Jul 27
I have this recurring dream… For more years than I can count I’ve had (frequently) a dream in which I meet my untimely demise in an airplane. It isn’t exactly the same every time. I’ve been on every airline. I’ve … [read more]
Jul 19
I went to a fantastic outdoor screening at a friend’s house last night. He had organized a “Big Lebowski” party complete with White Russians and Sioux City Sarsaparilla. It was a great time. We sipped on the … [read more]
in life
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Jul 16
Well, morale seems to be quite low lately. I’m not entirely sure what’s causing this bout of insecurity that we seem to be suffering from. Patrick has been in the dumps about the project for weeks. I’ve also just been … [read more]
in life, script
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tags: delays, failure to produce, fatigue, fear, frustration, insecurity, lamenting, writing
Jul 14
We’ve written all of these pages…
Jul 07
The responsibilities of my life are many lately, and the luxuries few. It is for that reason that my camping excursion to Big South Fork National Park in Tennessee this weekend was such a welcome experience. My last trip (see … [read more]
Jul 03
Despite our best efforts, we weren’t able to work anything out for Mysterium this year. We had hoped to gain the support and collaboration from a local theatre in Boston, utilizing their resident acting company to organize a staged reading … [read more]
in collaborators, communications, planning
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tags: actors, Boston, disappointment, Mysterium, staged reading, theatre