bruiseday
We were hanging out with
Hans and Isadora this weekend and we passed this gym.
You gotta love the name; I guess the woman who owns
this is a rather brusque Austrian, so we were
basically barking "Do it NOW!" to each other all
night. I mean, I get it, if one is going to "Just Do
It" I guess "Now" would be the time. I wonder if they
have yoga classes there that reflect that same
intensity?
Still, it's effective to think about doing something
in the present moment..perhaps the removal of the "!"
would help, and I don't think you need to underline
all the words. I can imagine driving by this place
every day constantly going, "oh, man I forgot to do
[that thing]! dammit!"
This is Whit hanging out while we
were waiting at the Honda dealership. We went in
to test drive the 2007 Civic Hybrid (Whit's got
a 2003 model) and we ended up buying it!
Madness. Still, it all worked out really nicely,
and I am very happy she's driving a car that's
heavier, has more horsepower, and much better
handling. Good mileage is not worth having some
underpowered tin can that can get out of the way
of a hairy situation on the freeway. I'll put a
picture or two up when I get a chance, but so
far, Whit's really happy.
I am heading up to Santa Clara University on Friday
to talk to the theatre majors regarding the "Business
of the Bidness," as I have mentioned before. It's
been pretty fun, I must say, prepping for it. I have
about 6 pages of notes/talking points, and I honestly
feel they are pretty valuable. I remember when I was
a senior in college, though. Man, I could no
wrong. I was getting cast in everything, I
was painting sets every day, it was great. The last
thing I wanted was to be told how difficult
everything was going to be. No matter, I have been
positioning everything in positive terms, more like
"here's the real deal and how to deal with said
deal".
The past couple of weeks have been heating up in both
of my jobs, which is good, but it adds a layer of
complexity that I am not really into. Usually I would
complain about the scheduling, but that's not the
problem, it's just both the acting and the regular
job are just getting more involved, in all ways. I
just need to think more and plan more and commit more
of myself into everything, which, again, is good, but
just tiring, I guess. The auditions are getting more
frequent, but they are also getting better,
in a way. Like, the roles are really good
fits, which makes it all the more frustrating when I
don't book them. I went out yesterday for this thing
that if I got it, I would be filming a new spot each
week until the middle of January or so. Yikes! So,
waiting on that. Waiting.
Much to do, much to do. Ravi is Bali and the site's
loading slowly for him, thanks to all the widgets on
the side. Weak. I will figure out which ones to take
off. You can always check out the RSS feed, but I
agree, slow loading is irritating. I like the
widgets, though, especially the map one, which
surprised me with how many people are reading this
from far off lands. The more dots, the more updates,
I guess. I wanna film something this weekend and post
it, so I guess I will DO IT NOW! Or then. But
I will do it...