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--Read history.
--Finish BSG.
--Read some more history.
--Finish thesis.
--Read so much history that I got vicious withdrawal from not having read fiction since who knows when and now on top of that my brain is complaining that I haven't read anything in Spanish since even longer, so much that I'm automatically translating lines into Spanish as I read them.
--Oh, and there's some writing in there, too. I'm working on one original novel, one Plaude epic, one novel/film/whatever proves most convenient thing that came out of the first novel and won't leave me alone and hopefully someone will find it amusing in script form, since the only other idea for a script that I have is (well, aside from the one that always gives me a depressive attack, probably because I got the bunny in the midst of a horrendous emotional breakdown), anyway, the other idea is me being insane and wanting do a movie on Mary I. Or her mother. Or the Battle of Trafalgar. Or possibly monkeys in space, which considering the slop Hollywood loves to go for, would probably get greenlit without a second thought. The others? Nah. (I’m kidding. I'm not really considering monkeys in space, although now I thought of Able, that monkey they sent off to space to test the rocket and if I continue in this direction, a goofy children's movie will erupt. I must be stopped).
My godfather's wife told me about this LA actor (or director, or something, my memory sucks) who took over this famous theatre in London and has been living the dream for 7 years. I want to be him. So much.
Has anyone done a movie about monkeys in space? Because I bet you could sell that idea so easily. Wait a minute, I think remember one now. Maybe I could change it to penguins. God. I'm too young to sell out.
Or maybe a Tudor comedy. I bet that hasn't been done before.
I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING.
ETA: And my original script idea is even goofier. Pirandellism (I so don't know if that's a word in English) and everything.
Oh, and I've been re-reading Good Omens, too. And I started learning HTML.
--Finish BSG.
--Read some more history.
--Finish thesis.
--Read so much history that I got vicious withdrawal from not having read fiction since who knows when and now on top of that my brain is complaining that I haven't read anything in Spanish since even longer, so much that I'm automatically translating lines into Spanish as I read them.
--Oh, and there's some writing in there, too. I'm working on one original novel, one Plaude epic, one novel/film/whatever proves most convenient thing that came out of the first novel and won't leave me alone and hopefully someone will find it amusing in script form, since the only other idea for a script that I have is (well, aside from the one that always gives me a depressive attack, probably because I got the bunny in the midst of a horrendous emotional breakdown), anyway, the other idea is me being insane and wanting do a movie on Mary I. Or her mother. Or the Battle of Trafalgar. Or possibly monkeys in space, which considering the slop Hollywood loves to go for, would probably get greenlit without a second thought. The others? Nah. (I’m kidding. I'm not really considering monkeys in space, although now I thought of Able, that monkey they sent off to space to test the rocket and if I continue in this direction, a goofy children's movie will erupt. I must be stopped).
My godfather's wife told me about this LA actor (or director, or something, my memory sucks) who took over this famous theatre in London and has been living the dream for 7 years. I want to be him. So much.
Has anyone done a movie about monkeys in space? Because I bet you could sell that idea so easily. Wait a minute, I think remember one now. Maybe I could change it to penguins. God. I'm too young to sell out.
Or maybe a Tudor comedy. I bet that hasn't been done before.
I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING.
ETA: And my original script idea is even goofier. Pirandellism (I so don't know if that's a word in English) and everything.
Oh, and I've been re-reading Good Omens, too. And I started learning HTML.
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