waiting/breathing
10:40AM...
I'm posting two entries
this time around because I got wildly distracted from
my last one--it was getting a little too unwieldy and
then by the time I got back to it, life got a lot
more interesting.
I am currently waiting in the waiting room while Whit
recovers in the recovery room. She had her surgery
this morning and it all went great, they removed the
fibroid, which, for something that is entirely
natural, looked really, really unnatural. We got a
picture of it but I guess I won't be able to get it
bronzed...
Anyway, so the hard part is basically over, now we
just let her sleep. I guess she's going to be staying
here for a day or two, which is kind of annoying, but
it's for the best. I am pleased that the procedure
went by so quickly--the surgery was over in basically
2 hours.
Briefly:
1 - MacWorld was actually kind of cool this year,
there was a good amount of enthusiasm. the new
products, while not groundbreaking, are solid
iterations. It's interesting that apple is charging
$20 for iPod touch users but giving the AppleTV
update for free. both are significant improvements,
not sure how they decided on the $20 fee. And I still
hate the 24 hour rental window (you have the rented
movie for 30 days, but only 24 hours from the moment
you press "play"--it is cool that you can move it
from device to device, but wow, itunes...it's
becoming it's own operating system now)
2- had a terrific audition for a pilot which I guess
is not going anywhere. they changed the character
around, so when I went in, I was asked to do
something completely different. It was a great
experience, and I was happy to show the casting
director that I could flip the script on the fly, but
I am a bit sad that I couldn't go further with it. I
really love the show and really loved the character
(or, at least, the one I was working on)...who knows.
But at least the casting director saw me in the first
place. Just need to be brought back.
3 - This week's theme so far is "my friends are
totally awesome". I had a great night in San
Francisco with the boys and then even saw some of the
girls later. It was a really fun night and while I am
always sad to leave my SF crew behind, to come back
to such a wonderfully supportive army of LA friends
has been a very humbling experience. I have been
sending out little email updates regarding Whit's
morning and everyone has been really keen to help
out, etc. And, of course, the NY crew has been more
than into it as well (Ravi, you are more than keeping
it real from the International angle). Again, my
friends are totally awesome.
4 - Last year at time, I was in Japan. Now I'm in a
waiting room in a hospital in Beverly Hills. As I
live, the future becomes less and less of a mystery
and more of a surprise.
more soon.