I'm currently in the Writing Center waiting for people to come in and ask for help. It's kind of boring, but I blame myself for not having anything to do. "All in the Timing" closed yesterday and I awoke to an annoying message on my phone telling me to get to the theatre as soon as possible. It turns out Tony received a memo this morning from Dr. Wallace asking for the stage to be cleared and cleaned for a recital tonight. So, we had to strike the set in a couple of hours this monring. It was rough, my body is completely soar and I don't really feel like doing much at all. I'm here waiting to tutor, and then its off to Water Basketball, where I shall wear myself out even more and then get to go home and relax. I cannot wait for that moment to come.

I need to make an appointment with that back doctor. Now that I have time on my hands, I'm not going to know what to do. On my way home yesterday, I really worked up the courage to make a short again. Filming "All in the Timing" brought me back into a filming mode. Not to mention, some of the actors on stage can really play well with a close up from the camera. I've been messing around with a bunch of ideas like always. I'm still keeping Kaleidoscope on the table. It seems possible to get shot by shot every other day or week. That would give the actors time to familiarize themselves with the lines. It's been a while since my last revision to the script, so I might do that in order to refrain from bordom.

In cinema news, I watched Douglas Sirk's "Written on the Wind" and thought it was fantastic! Sirk knows how to tell a story with a camera!