Tuesday
morning…
The dawn broke
with sunshine; the birdsong, blue sky and smell of the morning air gave me an
incredible high. I awoke flush with the aftertaste of Rob’s call and with pride
in my work on the script.
I am clearly
going to be able to finish scene two this week. I’m well into it and that means
a second draft of the script can be done by the end of March. And since Boca’s decision on who wins the
workshop(s) comes mid-March, the timing is well aligned.
On the home
front, I am reconciled to staying here. I’ve been fanaticizing about moving for
a long time but I’ve decided I’m perfectly situated. The proximity of
innumerable fine-dining restaurants and the park, friends and the seawall makes
this place ideal in spite of incessant, loud construction that is destined to
last for a decade.
I’m not,
however, reconciled to daily medications so there was more talking about them
with Dr. S. today. Then I went to Vandusen Garden for lunch with a high school
friend.
Psychologist
Jonathon Cheek interviewed five hundred poeple and came up with four classifications
of introverts. I found his observations interesting. His four categories of
introversion are:
- The social introvert prefers small groups or not groups at all and like alone time but is not necessarily shy. I am this person.
- The thinking introvert is okay with groups, gets lost in his head and is deeply creative and imaginative. I’m definitely creative.
- The anxious introvert feels painfully self-conscious and obsesses about social mistakes. This is totally me and I hate this aspect of my character.
- The restrained introvert is slower, thinks before he acts and is not a morning person. This is definitely not me.
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