- I need to cut back on the morning coffee. Sure, it gets me out of bed and moving, but it also makes me jumpy and just a tad irritable. And when you're already irritable a lot of the time (see Successfully Parenting Teenagers While Maintaining Your Sanity (fiction), page 478*), more irritable ain't exactly a Good Thing (TM).
- * The above-mentioned book does not, to my knowledge, exist. But if it did, I'd buy it.
- Finally got a call from Tyler's old school psychiatrist, and the IEP is rolling. The psych evaluation is next week.
- Got the family photo printed for the Xmas card list.
- Xmas is actually a legitimate abbreviation stemming from the Greek Orthodox "Χριστος" ("Christos").
- December's calendar is already packed a-plenty, and I'm trying to reserve time for the girl and/or just me. But that in turn fills the calendar even more.
- Psyched to be working on Dan & Jessie's Fred Hutch PSA project. We shoot in January when Raechelle is gone in WV.
- I'm looking at flights to WV so that I can meet Rae's family and help unpack for a few days.
- Airfare is expensive, even with plummeting oil prices.
- I've scheduled holiday themed films for the next two Pizza-Movie Fridays.
- I wrote another two scenes for the OA series pilot yesterday, and have been an errand-running admin dynamo today.
- Now I'm gonna go back to the family room sofa and ice my back again.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Hump Day Bullets
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3 comments:
You're an interesting guy, Todd. Let me know how it goes with the screenwriting.
Howdy!
I've checked out your blog - I love the fact that you're giving back to the artistic community with your mentorship.
I'd love to swap links if you do that sort of thing. :)
TD
Actually, there IS a book entitled "Now I Know Why Tigers Eat Their Young" upon raising teenagers.
All I can say is, having survived 3 so far, that sanity is possibly disposable when raising them. You need the ability to hallucinate, vividly, so you can continue imagining a future when they will be productive citizens and you will not find yourself (for instance) saying things such as "If I have to stop doing MY work to help you do YOUR work, guess who will inherit my unpaid student loans after I die?"
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