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kitstern
Been Here Awhile
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In January, February and part of March I was narrating eModules on chronic idiopathic constipation. That's a damned LONG time to be talking about constipation. I consoled myself by knowing that at least I wasn't doing the visuals. Anyhoo, at the end of a day talking about.......you know......I found I HAD to visit Stars Hollow to visit the Gilmore Girls. I'm addicted to that program, I've watched the entire series from the beginning on DVD and I'm just now caught up to the current season. It's the perfect show to reboot the brain, clever writing (but not so clever it makes your brain hurt), good romance that doesn't resolve into a clinch for sometimes a whole season, great characters, good conflict, no violence.
Counting up the invoice totals were also a big consolation.
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mcm
Smart Kitteh
Joined: 10 Dec 2004
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Location: w. MA, USA
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| kitstern wrote: | | chronic idiopathic constipation. |
there's the i-word again. Swoon. Gregory House used it the other night too. Swoon again.
Unwinding: Watching one of my 3 TV shows (House, Boston Legal, Bones), & a cup of cocoa with a dash of vanilla
or a walk in the woods by the river, with the binoculars.
or a karate class with so much naihanchi I'm in too much pain to think. |
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Drew
King's Row
Joined: 27 Sep 2005
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Location: Tumbleweed Junction, The Republic of North Texas
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Bourbon, plus Activa. If the combination don't clean ya out...nothin' will.
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Don G.
King's Row
Joined: 11 Nov 2004
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Location: MA
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| Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 2:56 pm Post subject: Re: The end of a very lo-o-o-ng script - What now? |
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| Frank F wrote: |
So with that in mind, when you are done with a particulary trying peice of script which has taken a lot of work and a long time to complete... what do you think about? |
Getting the invoice out promptly.
And hoping that the client (or the client's client) didn't forget to tell me about some particularly obscure way that they pronounce an otherwise obvious word, which of course occurs a few hundred times in the script. |
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Dave
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Joined: 11 Nov 2004
Posts: 727
Location: Houston, Texas
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| Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 4:53 pm Post subject: Re: The end of a very lo-o-o-ng script - What now? |
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| Frank F wrote: | | So with that in mind, when you are done with a particulary trying peice of script which has taken a lot of work and a long time to complete... what do you think about? Frank F |
Disneyworld!
Hey come'on.... somebody had to do it.
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