That's been me lately. This has been a crazy busy week.
My close friend, John DeMers, wrote a musical Deep in the Heart. Every time he made headway with the script he would e-mail it to me. Whenever he wrote new songs, he would invite me to dinner and practice them on me. I watched this thing develop from the very beginning and finally, it was performed at The Hobby Center. I had always told him that I would be on the first row right in the center on opening night. And so I was. I'm so proud of him. Oh, and he needed to borrow my futon as a prop. It had a bit part in the musical. My sweet little futon, who knew?
My dinner with Naomi was nice. We visited for a long while. I think she's sincere, we'll see. I don't know why I was shut from the whole group and I probably will never know. She wants to hook up again and bounce a few things off of me. While there, she pulled out her Franklin Covey planner and I commented that I needed to get myself one. She gave me her old one: a beautiful burgandy suede binder. I love it and already I am feeling a difference in my organizational skills. I've done other things in conjunction but overall, I have a lot of control over all the details required for my work.
I spent Sunday brunch with my brunch group at Dharma Cafe. If you live in Houston or plan on visiting soon, I highly recommend this restaurant. It's a tiny cozy place with a great atmosphere. I am the only straight person in the group but I really enjoy spending time with these friends.
Then after brunch, I slept the rest of the day. I got up at about 6:00 and then went back to bed at 10:00. I took a tylenol P.M. and woke up again at 8:00. Sunday was the first day off I've had in about 20 days. I really really needed that sleep.
Ok, so that's about the highlight of my week.
Monday, January 16, 2006
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That must have been great to have been able to see that musical from beginning to end, and your futon got a bit part too. Did it sing? Did it dance? :-P
20 days straight, that's insane. No wonder you slept all day!
I hope Naomi's sincere too, but if not, hey, you got a great little Franklin out of it right? Heehee
The evil Trent threw sweet innocent Julie onto my futon; then he pinned her down and told her that her prince charming would never come through for her.....
Trent was a "cowboy" jerk in the musical, but he pulled off a very likeable character. I met him this afternoon and he is so totally different from the character he played and he is so totally sexy but unfortunately has no interest in women. :(
I had to help John move some of the furniture back to storage and yes, I did get my futon back.
Lucky me, the guy who played the cowboy was helping us. He is such a cuty and unfortunately, does not take a liking to women. *sigh*
But what an awesome actor because he played that role perfectly and it was the opposite of himself. Actually, he stole the show and he was not the main character.
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