From time to time I get so inundated with projects that I don't have time to stop and remember why I chose to do this "acting" as a profession. This is both good (I'm working) and bad (I lose focus) and it just hit me today that I haven't stopped to smell the roses, so to speak.
So I thank my good friends for taking a moment to remind me why I do what I do. I enjoy the work. It's long, boring, grueling days and nights, but the rewards run deep and the satisfaction is unequaled with anything else I've come to know. I'm broke, yes, and have agreed to that and realize that I may be broke for the rest of my life. It's just one of the trade-offs.
The important thing is that I'm re-aligning myself with the reasons why I do this in the first place, and that's important when you want to do something for as long as you can.
To all of you who support me, I am grateful.
So standing around at work the other day, Stephanie and I created this game. I'll call it the "I love You Game", or ILYG. It's really easy to play. All you have to do is say "Dear [blank]. I love you more than [blank]...but not as much as [blank]." The blanks should be loosely related to each other. Points are awarded on creativity and the ability to make someone laugh so hard their drink would squirt out their nose.
I'll start:
“You’re too stupid to be a criminal! No wait, that would be insulting to criminals!”
...his Boss said as Truman was fired from his 12th Advertising Agency. With these words still ringing in his ears, Truman decides to start his own “Family Business”.
Along with 3 friends, 4 zoot suits and a hot italian bartender...they’re in business.
How does a bumbling Advertising Executive, News Director, Graffiti Artist and Video Producer create a successful and feared crime family? Easy...
...one fake crime at a time.
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