Wednesday began
as a slumber party for one (and a cat); I could not get on my feet. I had a
slow wander along the False Creek seawall home from a lunch with a long-time
friend and former boss — David. Walking for Chris.2 is substantially different
than it was for Chris.1; I walk slower and for shorter distances. Errands and
cleaning filled the rest of my day-off from scriptwriting.
I have finished
draft 1-A of A(r)mour: The Defiant Dress -
the play!
Add to that the
fact that I’ve finished seven of the twelve dresses I need for A(r)mour: The Defiant Dress – the
exhibition, and you realize why I took myself out for a nice lunch. I am truly
amazed and happy.
I applied to Boca for the residency a week ago. Their
deadline is in six days, so I have six days to produce draft 1-B to submit to
them to, hopefully, help convince them to choose me.
I’m very happy
with 1A. I say that knowing that 1-B will be better and smoother and that by
the time I start the residency — if I get
it — that I’ll have draft 2 by then — and it will be the result of a
reading with, and feedback from, actors. It's draft two because it will incorporate objective input.
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