Back in the Saddle
It’s been a crazy busy last two weeks. Moving will do that to you. I am finally all settled into my new fabulous apartment and loving it. The move itself was rather trying, only because there were basically two of us doing the job and I was feeling under-the-weather. The night before my move I had a sore throat and came down with a lovely fever. I’m feeling better now and ready to climb back into the saddle.
Celebrity sighting: Della Reese today leaving a store near Target on La Brea.
posted by Matt at 12:26 PM
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We love Paul Rudd! Rite Aid is right around the corner from me. Do you ever go to the Coffee Bean?
I know that Starbucks. It's so small, though. I used to eat at Subway a lot next door, when I didn't live so close to work. My commute now is, oh, about a five minute walk. Two blocks and I'm there.
Screenwriting, what's that? Yeah, you're not kidding, I gotta buckle down and write something, other than this silly blog-o-thon. I used to be able to write at work in NY, but no longer. I guess I'm still getting used to my new environment and circumstances. I know, enough excuses already and get to work.
So Santa Monica, huh? That's going to be a bitch of a commute. Try Olympic -- that's my secret, semi-fast route to the beach. Don't know about weekdays, though. So what's your new job? Don't you think you're gonna land a writing assignment soon?
Part-time is good. That what's I did in NY and it was much easier on my writing. Not to mention, I had time at work to actually focus and write. Now, all I feel like I do is work, work, work. I've lost focus. So, if you had taken the personal assistant job, who would you have worked?
That's amazing that you guys are behind AKW for a writing assignment. Congrats! I hope you land it. Though, it's rather discouraging to hear how much work actually goes into getting an assignment. I mean, you guys have been meeting all over town ... for a fricken month! Just goes to show you what a bitch this business is. I'd much rather be in your shoes, though, to having access to an agent who sets you up on meetings, than a five minute walk to work. :)
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