Hey, it's not like he stayed dead.

[dolari]

The next four weeks of AWFW have been planned out. This is the talky part. Three of those weeks will be pretty static and talky, the fourth will still be talky but have some more maneuvering in it. The fourth will also be the first part of "The Lesson of Patience" with a one week break before it. A good place to divide the chapter, and for me to get another estrogen shot. :)

I did forget one thing on that last list, though it really doesn't count, cause I just did it to see if I could still do it:

10a. Wrote a Television Pilot Episode out of sheer boredom at work. It doesn't count, though, simply because I had no intention of ever sending it anywhere.

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[terriblelynne.livejournal.com]

I have actually also done that, though not at work (I did once write 75 pp of a novel at work). About half a season, actually. When I was 17 my father tried to fix me up with Emmanuel Lewis (Truth is stranger than fiction) and I spent a week at his estate in Fayetteville GA with his brother Chris, who at the time was pitching a show called Manny's Place, and had me coming up with plot synopses and cowriting episodes. Chris and I were good friends for a while, and their mom is sweet. Manny never much noticed I was alive, so my father's plan to have me marry the millionaire didn't really work.

[jenndolari.livejournal.com]

Wow, most cool! Next time, bring a bigger dowry. ;)

My only claim to celebrity fame is meeting Jackie Chan at age 4 or 5 when they were filming the Big Brawl in San Antonio. We have Christmas Cards. :D

[terriblelynne.livejournal.com]

AWWWWWWWWWWW! But that's really cool!

I have met sort of an odd smattering of celebrities. The only ones I'm really REALLY proud I met are Eartha Kitt (even though I was only two or three and barely remember), Coretta Scott King, Andrew Vachss, Kurt Vonnegut and now Crispin Glover.