Back To The Future

Back to writing … and back to visualizing.
Last Tuesday night was the screenplay reading and honestly –– although I took the script with me to Vancouver –– I haven’t looked at it for more than 2 minutes over the last 6 days.
Tonight I began work again, feeling that it’s actually VERY together but can definitely be kicked up several notches in the next few days.  [Although the thought of working on it is both exhausting and exhilarating.]
Maybe I’m feeling especially loopy after Susan and Amy and I did an incredibly fun visualization exercise about the future which combined lots of things from the present.  They say the brain (and the Vibrating Universe) can’t tell if you’re reacting to something real or imagined … and frankly, neither can I.
Right now, I should probably stay in and work on crafting the mass email invite for my (very first) tele-class but that also feels both exhausting and exhilarating.  I’m totally into the class, however, which will be more or less an interview led by my great friend Andrea Lake about creating breakthroughs in getting published and produced.
I sorta wish we could just have it be the two of us chatting away, but I do realize it needs at the very least a snazzy title.
Finally, after an extremely enthusiastic email about the powers of Pinterest, I’ve joined and let me just say … it also seems exhausting and exhilarating in the extreme.
I seem to have barely hit 2 buttons and now I’m following 525 people and they’re suggesting all sorts of things for me and well …
It’s a toss between installing a “pin in” book mark or downing a margarita –– and, frankly, I think margarita’s definitely winning.