Had a terrific living-room reading of Wide Open Spaces (my thesis play) today. Now my head is hurting from all of the possible things which can be done with this play. My brain is just Really Full. 

It's a Really Good Thing to have friends who you can trust with "here is this thing I made that I'm not 100% sure how I feel about." 

"well, let's unpack it and give it a spin and see what happens. OH. There's your whisamaidit, and your doohicker. Hmm. Did you consider that the doohicker could be fragmented by that hawatchijig?"

"Um... no..."

"Because that's what's making your whoosis go all flickety."

"My whoosis goes flickety?"

"Yup."

"Damn, I thought so, but I didn't want to say anything."​

Right at the end of the discussion, I had a really clear image of a way that blocks can be moved around to make the play clearer and more streamlined, but it made sense RIGHT THEN and now it's getting slippery. so I'm going to go scribble on a legal pad for a bit. 

Feeling extremely grateful for such good, smart, supportive friends. 

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1/12 '15 10 Comments
Yeah. Scribble fast.

I can't remember - are you smart phone enabled? If so, a voice recorder app might be a good idea for future events such as this...

(Of course, I try to find an app to resolve every damn thing.)
Smart phone enabled, yes, but what I needed at that moment was OW WAIT FINAL DEAFT DOES THAT
THANK YOU
What I meant was: I needed all my scenes printed on index cards so I could re-arrange them. Which Final Draft will do. so I looked at it that way, and nope. But it means I can afford to write a new scene.
I see! Well, glad you got what you needed. :)
Jillendorfer recorded it. Because she's fly like that.
Surprisingly enough, I think I got it. Jill's recording will help, but I think I found what needs to happen in Act II.

The Kitty Problem needs to be slept on.
Indeed she is. But don't tell HER that. (We don't want it going to her head...) ;)
Have you seen the shirt that Archer and I got for Houser from our trip to Chicago? It has a picture of the brain, captioned, "There is no app for that."