So, today we became a two-car household. Huge thanks to cousin Faith for passing along the email that became our ticket to a little freedom. Here’s what it really came down to:
Every time Quinn comes to town, we have to rent a car (no back seat in the TicTac). Every time Keith drives out to Joshua Tree to visit his computer clients out there, we have to rent a car (TicTac doesn’t do long trips anymore). And whenever we both have to be somewhere, we either have to work out a sharing thing or Keith rides the bus and his bike in some combination. This is better. And only $1500.
Do we HAVE $1500? Uh, no. But that’s not the point.
The film festival is coming along nicely. I’m very excited about this year’s crop and the panel discussion that will take place at the festival is going to be rockstar! Go ahead and mark your calendar for January 3rd in Hollywood. It’s going to be a great festival!
Going to see a play Sunday. Very excited.
Developing the course on “Self-Management for Actors” for UCLA Extension and the Learning Annex. Getting great early feedback from my speaking events in which I try out some of the material. It’s cool.
Oh, and if you’re looking for something amazingly inspirational and cool about this little Hollywood thing, check the contributors page at the Self-Management for Actors site. I’m linking a story Stephon Fuller shared with me about his 119-day journey from dropping off his headshot for consideration in a little Steven Spielberg project to wrapping his scenes in it. Awesome.