Feel better soon!

You did a nice job, Andrea. Congrats!

They had nothing but enthusiasm for the script, so despite it being a little disappointing, you can surely take it as a win, on the way to finding the right person.

Correction: Bronte Woodard, not Woodward. It was correct in my mind but my fingers blew it.

That sucks! I was wondering what your current diet situation was, since we used to have similar (before Covid) allergies. I truly hope that things ease up for you.

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Wow!! That's fantastic!! Congratulations!!

I write one thing at a time, but can edit a few. I use outlines but am crap at maps. Being lost doesn't bother me -- I just enjoy the ride. My office has piles but I find what I need. I also "chaos garden" for the surprise to see what comes up. Serendipity is my name.

I typed my fury out about the East Wing but deleted it, then saw your post a few seconds later. I have not moved on.

I'm furious about it. Or as my mother would say, g.d. furious.

I can believe that you're ready to be done with it. Glad wheels are turning. Safe travels!

Sigh! Hoping the trip is productive and clarifying and sets you on a good path!

I love cranberries dotted into an apple cobbler.

Your customers will read it and thank you, I'm sure (j/k).

Another day it might be Bill Nighy but today my heart breaks for Mister Cellophane himself, John C. Reilly.

Any age can be a coming-of-age story.

In grade school, my friend and I performed our play, Crime Doesn't Pay, in her garage. It featured a criminal in a barber shop, hiding his face in shaving (whipped) cream.

We sold tickets to kids who sat in the driveway, and the garage door was our "curtain." Very classy!