Back to the grind
I have been mostly unplugged for the last few days, hanging out at home with my family mostly doing nothing during a lovely, lazy Thanksgiving vacation. It was exceedingly pleasant to be allowed to briefly be a slug, concerning myself with little beyond sleeping, eating, and letting my parents take care of me. Well, we did make, among other things, a wheel of Swiss cheese from scratch and the world's most perfect apple pie. I helped Dad bottle fifteen gallons of beer. It was a nice change of pace. Alas, now I have returned and it is time to be a grownup again.
Back to my life means back to my responsibilities. I told myself, in order to finally relax, I would not worry about anything over the break, but now I have to get back in gear. The first of which is getting my play, Work-Life Balance, together and organized to go to New York the weekend of December 15th and 16th. I think I have my female actor, but I still need a male actor for the role of Bantam. Any of you talented gentlemen available to come up with me to New York that weekend? If so, drop me an email ASAP at breakinglight11@gmail.com and we'll talk.
I've also finding myself struck with ideas for other projects. I'm sure this is a response to not wanting to deal with my more difficult, pressing responsibilities, but it's nice to feel inspired. I'm writing them down while I can, in hopes of saving them for when I have more time. It's so funny, since I've been feeling stretched to the limit of my creativity with all the writing I've done lately, but I'm glad to know I still have some neat stuff in me.