Waiting to Inhale... properly
Sep. 2nd, 2008 01:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
thehefnerHot damn, Robert McKee (legendary storytelling guru, author of STORY, and featured living subplot for Charlie Kaufman's ADAPTATION) is bringing his intense three-day seminar to NYC this October!
Once I make sure I have enough money in the bank account, I think this is a moral educational imperative. Plus, it'll help me feel less guilty about skipping Studio's "Character and Emotion" class for the third semester in a row. I notice Roma hasn't called to bug me about it. Maybe they've given up on me?
After roughly three years of only being able to breathe completely out of one nostril at any given time, I'm finally getting my deviated septum surgicized. I would have done it much sooner because, y'know, I like breathing and all, but they've said it'd take me a week to recover after surgery, and up till now, I haven't had a week to spare.
So assuming all goes well (all this paperwork and documentation, it's worse than the DMV) I dare say I'm already prepared for the coming week. Mainly, time to catch up on TV. I have the complete series of THE PRISONER, LOST seasons 1 and 2, and SOPRANOS seasons 1 and 2. As if that might not be enough (and, well, I am always a bit hesitant to catch up to almost-certainly-overhyped material) I'm tempted to Netflix DEXTER, or maybe BSG, or maybe even JEKYLL.
Once I make sure I have enough money in the bank account, I think this is a moral educational imperative. Plus, it'll help me feel less guilty about skipping Studio's "Character and Emotion" class for the third semester in a row. I notice Roma hasn't called to bug me about it. Maybe they've given up on me?
After roughly three years of only being able to breathe completely out of one nostril at any given time, I'm finally getting my deviated septum surgicized. I would have done it much sooner because, y'know, I like breathing and all, but they've said it'd take me a week to recover after surgery, and up till now, I haven't had a week to spare.
So assuming all goes well (all this paperwork and documentation, it's worse than the DMV) I dare say I'm already prepared for the coming week. Mainly, time to catch up on TV. I have the complete series of THE PRISONER, LOST seasons 1 and 2, and SOPRANOS seasons 1 and 2. As if that might not be enough (and, well, I am always a bit hesitant to catch up to almost-certainly-overhyped material) I'm tempted to Netflix DEXTER, or maybe BSG, or maybe even JEKYLL.
