I've been smiling a lot lately.
I mean, I am still not the smokin hot model chick I wish I was. But if wishes were dishes, I would need a new china cabinet...whatever that means...
I had a great day on set filming for Henry Ford Medical. The medical jargon threw me off and made me mess up my lines...but I always nailed the medical terms...it was the regular words I would lose it on.
I have been having some fairly successful auditions for once in my life. And I think the GUEST ROOM might finally be getting some more festival attention.
I get to film a zombie movie tomorrow, but before that I get to audition for a tampon commercial, demonstrating how to insert a tampon on a puppet...how can things get better?
The producer from my hospital industrial sent a nice letter to my agent, too!
Jacquie and Oliver were an exceptional team to work with. Oliver's experience and interpretation brought a wonderful depth to the character and program. Jacquie's ability to bring a difficult clinician role to a truly believable level was great. They both took direction very well and were a please to work with. The clients and I were extremely pleased with both and were amazed at how realistic the scenes came across. Several commented that it was like watching real life situations.
I will definitely put both of these talents on my list to use in the future.
Things are going great...and they're only gettin better...
The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades :)
I wanted to play the video from HEAD OF THE CLASS here...but it can't be found :(
Monday, November 30, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Looking for ego strokes, I googled myself...
Current mood:
Well, I had to remind myself that even when I don't get cast, I still am a talented actress.
I stumbled across a WEENIE ROAST MASSACRE review I had never seen before and is only available in a cached version, so I am going to copy and paste it here
Weenie Roast Massacre
Review by:
Catwalk
Release Date:
2007
Studio:
Singa Home Entertainment
Genre:
Com/Horror
Format:
DVD
Region:
0 NTSC
Aspect Ratio:
1.33:1
Directed by:
John F. Kerr
Cast:
David Prouty
Jeff Priskorn
Jacquie Floyd,
Julie Yurconis
Movie:
2
Extras:
2
Bottom Line:
2
Football. Chicks. Beer.
Weenies.
Marty Flaherty is the stud wide receiver of the Indians; an upstart team of underdogs racing to a championship thanks to Marty’s skills. When Marty suffers a bizarre head injury involving a barbecue grill, he wakes to wonder if he’s still in the reality he’s been living – or some parallel life.
Marty, his buddy Jason, Jason’s girlfriend Jenni, and Marty’s would-be girlfriend, Rachel head off for a weekend in the woods. Jason (Jeff Priskorn) is the typical hot-headed jock with a temper more volatile than nitrous oxide on the equator on a summer’s day. Jenni (Julie Yurconis) is fickle enough to tempt him at every turn when the couples are joined by a couple other loudmouthed jocks. Jason and Jenni exist for sex, beer and jealousy. Anything deeper is reserved for Marty and the blurring lines between what he knows and what he thinks he knows.
(So…I hear you asking of your monitors….where are the weenies? Patience, grasshopper. (You can make that out even with a plastic bag on my head, I hope.))
Marty soon discovers the mutilated bodies of the troublesome intruders, but when he reports them to Jason, no bodies are there. Is he going mad? Is he hallucinating? Did someone move the bodies? And what about the next disturbing news…the mutilation of the Indians’ football coach.
(An aside: How many indie flicks feature stoners? And why are they always in pairs? Food for thought…and munchies.)
The film soon takes a detour into the career of newscaster Stan Wackerman and his ambition to hit the big time. Wackerman and his camera man Ed soon betray the mandates of Felicia, the station director, that “little Hitler bitch”, and decide to move in on the breaking news of Coach Paps death. Stan and Ed proceed to unlock the mysteries of Marty’s past while proceeding on the inevitable crash course with homicide.
While Jason and Jenni figure out their relationship, and Marty finally starts to realize that Rachel actually might love him, a douche bag musician named Nick appears on the scene to disrupt things even more. (Yes, I realize douche bag musician may be redundant, but humor me here.)
Let’s review. At this point, we have a high school, relationship and football film with a few homicides…and almost no weenies until an hour into the film. The first time a weenie is on screen, it’s the subject of subjective sucking. As expected, the massacre soon follows.
As the climax looms, weapons and motives are scattered across the scene like suspects and weapons in a game of CLUE. All signs naturally point to Marty, but is the damaged receiver still damaged goods or is he just the herring in the red varsity jacket, leading viewers down a path of hallucination.
What follows is a marriage of “The Best of Time” and “Friday the 13th. “ If viewers are totally confused and distracted, then the filmmakers have done exactly what they’ve set out to accomplish.
So, how does it end? Yeah, like I’d tell you. Watch it and find out.
Weenie Roast Massacre features an average cast hoping to drive home the vision of a good writing team and a twisted director. The cast is adequate for the most part and just not quite up to par in the supporting areas. Jacquie Floyd is a good looking girl and by far the busiest (and most talented) of the cast.
Mark France helms the special effects department, and earns above average scores for the decapitations and rapid amputation set loose in the film’s final act. Before long, almost every character is losing limbs at the behest of the demented killer. France and his team make the most of a cheap situation, leveraging lights and angles to make kill after kill as believable as possible.
Weenie Roast Massacre features slasher film coming-of-age tunes from Pthalo and the Will Eyler Band. Pthalo is an indie band from West Haven, Connecticut. Eyler is a buddy of the filmmakers and a contributor to Loose Change Productions. In addition to the company’s three films, Loose Change is responsible for Loose Change TV, an award-winning cable access show.
Find the official site of Weenie Roast Massacre at www.weenieroastmassacre.com.
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Saturday, November 7, 2009
Paycheck vs Prestige
So, I have been getting work here and there. A lot more than I ever have actually. But everything I seem to get will never be seen by anyone I know.
Training films, live events for corporate meetings, regional commercials in regions I know no one.
They DO pay well, I admit. But there is something to hearing someone say, "I saw you on tv the other day." Or "Let's go see that movie that Jacquie's supposed to be in."
Never heard that. As far as I know my commercials and billboards never even aired in Chicago. None of my eyes out there reported back as having seen them.
And so many people I know are getting film auditions. My agent called me the other day to congratulate me on another gig I booked through them. A hospital training video. (Jeff and I were actually both up for the SAME role, believe it or not). She mentioned how it looked like I was on a role with the auditions lately. Instead of being gracious, I shot back, "Yeah, now how about getting me on some film auditions?"
I don't think I was mean about it, but come on! There's gotta be a role SOMEWHERE for a chubby little red head like myself, right?
I am grateful for the work I do get. I am. But so many people are getting movies and the only movies I get are made by myself or by friends. I can't even get into a movie audition! I wonder what its like to do that kind of stuff? I have been acting since I was 8 years old. Look where I am. I just want one role where my parents can catch it and be proud of me. Not feel like they wasted their investment into my career. And I would love for my husband to be proud of me, too. Not just his fat, lazy wife who eats nachos every wednesday night while she watches America's Next Top Model.
But for now, I will be proud of what I have. Sometimes prestige isn't everything. Sometimes just knowing who you are and being proud of yourself is important. That and doughnuts.
Training films, live events for corporate meetings, regional commercials in regions I know no one.
They DO pay well, I admit. But there is something to hearing someone say, "I saw you on tv the other day." Or "Let's go see that movie that Jacquie's supposed to be in."
Never heard that. As far as I know my commercials and billboards never even aired in Chicago. None of my eyes out there reported back as having seen them.
And so many people I know are getting film auditions. My agent called me the other day to congratulate me on another gig I booked through them. A hospital training video. (Jeff and I were actually both up for the SAME role, believe it or not). She mentioned how it looked like I was on a role with the auditions lately. Instead of being gracious, I shot back, "Yeah, now how about getting me on some film auditions?"
I don't think I was mean about it, but come on! There's gotta be a role SOMEWHERE for a chubby little red head like myself, right?
I am grateful for the work I do get. I am. But so many people are getting movies and the only movies I get are made by myself or by friends. I can't even get into a movie audition! I wonder what its like to do that kind of stuff? I have been acting since I was 8 years old. Look where I am. I just want one role where my parents can catch it and be proud of me. Not feel like they wasted their investment into my career. And I would love for my husband to be proud of me, too. Not just his fat, lazy wife who eats nachos every wednesday night while she watches America's Next Top Model.
But for now, I will be proud of what I have. Sometimes prestige isn't everything. Sometimes just knowing who you are and being proud of yourself is important. That and doughnuts.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Memphis and New Orleans
Our first night in Memphis we went to Corky's Famous BBQ. Service was fast and sassy!
We got back to our hotel in time to enjoy our free wine and duckies wandering the lobby.
The next day our shows went fine aside from my stuttering through one of my scenes.
Then we headed to Beale Street and things got crazy! We found a parking garage right off of FLOYD ALLEY! But the sign said they closed at 10pm. I expressed my concern and Sammy went to talk to the lot attendant. He came back telling us not to worry about it. I asked if he was sure and I was teased for being "neurotic".
We went Rendezvous where I had my first slab of ribs ever. They were great. Then we headed to the clubs on Beale Street.
Michelle was in rare form, flashing the empty streets of Memphis, making a cab driver's evening.
Beale Street was closed off to traffic and every bar seemed to have a live band and "beer to go" windows. No one wanted to go to the karaoke club with me.
We found our way to B.B. King's place where their all-star 8 piece band was playing. They were great. Michelle was dancing and macking with random dudes. (Dudes who would later yell at me for cock-blocking them...sigh...Do people REALLY pick up chicks at bars? How cliche!)
Sammy started freaking out, saying some guy who sat beside us was a "musical legend." I asked who he was. Sammy gave me attitude for not knowing. Undeterred, I asked again and he admitted he didn't know either. It turned out to be Eddie Lavert of The O'Jays.
The band was great and Sammy ended up getting friendly with the trombone player. He ditched us to attend their after party. Michelle had a hard time shaking her silver fox. She did cartwheels down Second ave. She kissed hom goodbye at the Peabody and we got to our parking garage which was LOCKED UP TIGHT!
Now I am pissed because everyone called me neurotic but no one would listen to me! Now we are trapped 12 miles from our hotel. We call Sammy and demand to know exactly what the attendant told him. He was no help, of course.
We are trapped outside from our car. Then an angel from Heaven pulled up. She has a card to get into the garage. We ask her for help and she asks if we're honest. We plead that we are and she lets us in.
We run to the car, but everything is still locked up tight. How do we get out?
There's a machine to put cash in. We keep feeding it singles until the gate miraculously opens and releases us. I am still mad, but grateful to be heading back to the hotel.
Greg accidentally blows through 3 red lights before getting on the freeway! But we make it back and Sammy eventually meets us at the airport the next morning.
Our first evening in New Orleans wasn't bad. First we went on a carriage ride through the French Quarter. Very neat. Our mule was named Elvis. He farted a lot. We passed the gay bars and saw a gay porno playing through a window. Not officially part of the tour, but everyone thought it was hilarious. I loved the historical portion of the tour.
I didn't pay for any drinks that night, but I am pretty sure I got tipsy. We drank New Orleans' "Most Powerful Drink." The hand grenade.
I got carded at the door of that bar. The doorman said if I looked younger than 25 he had to card me. I told him I might hug him. Instead, Michelle flashed her boobs. That got us all some free New Orleans beads.
We went to another place where I ate some fried alligator. Then we went to a gay bar where Michelle got kicked out but I made friends with a drag queen who let me feel his/her fake styrofoam boobs! The gays LOVE me! :)
Kevin always said I must've been a gay man in a past life because I have a beacon that calls the homos to me. I love them, too. That's why I write so many plays about them!
Then the group had to catch up with some dealers but I had to wait outside because I am a "surprise" in the meeting the next day.
Michelle couldn't be torn away from the bars, so Greg and Peter walked me back to the hotel. I can only take so much fun on a work night.
After our meetings on Thursday, we quick changed our clothes and headed to Bourbon Street. Too bad I had packed two left boots because I had to wear my suit heels with the dress I had packed! I got the right amount of compliments on my outfit. We got giant hand grenades and walked down by the river. By then I was tipsy and needed to get out of my heels before I broke my ankles. Michelle wanted to put on her dress so she could get her attention. I got sloppy, she got pretty and we hit the streets again.
We saw a lot of prostitutes and strip shows. Michelle was the belle of the ball while dudes glared at me as if I were her butch girlfriend cock blocking. So, I played it up, doing Kevin's "Straight man walk". Yeah. I was convincing.
We ate at the Checkered Parrot. Of course, I was too sick to eat, again. Greg and Sammy had a huge political debate.
I asked if they could walk AND shout so we headed to the Cat's Meow. I signed up for karaoke.
A guy asked Michelle to sing LOVE SHACK with him. She made me come up with her. Then I sang HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT. I was a hideous, sweaty, fat mess. But people cheered for me anyway. It was fun. But, being a hot mess I was ready to go to bed at midnight, knowing full well I needed a shower.
I would love to come back with Jeff. I feel pretty when I am out with him. I was physically just "one of the guys" on this trip. A total dude in everyone's eyes. It felt weird.
I am so glad to be home. I have NEVER felt like an actual dude before and it freaked me out. I even had a nightmare last night that I turned into a guy and I didn't know what to do with myself. Even my mother had to abandon me because she couldn't handle it.
I like feeling dainty and pretty. How does Lady Ga Ga do it?
We got back to our hotel in time to enjoy our free wine and duckies wandering the lobby.
The next day our shows went fine aside from my stuttering through one of my scenes.
Then we headed to Beale Street and things got crazy! We found a parking garage right off of FLOYD ALLEY! But the sign said they closed at 10pm. I expressed my concern and Sammy went to talk to the lot attendant. He came back telling us not to worry about it. I asked if he was sure and I was teased for being "neurotic".
We went Rendezvous where I had my first slab of ribs ever. They were great. Then we headed to the clubs on Beale Street.
Michelle was in rare form, flashing the empty streets of Memphis, making a cab driver's evening.
Beale Street was closed off to traffic and every bar seemed to have a live band and "beer to go" windows. No one wanted to go to the karaoke club with me.
We found our way to B.B. King's place where their all-star 8 piece band was playing. They were great. Michelle was dancing and macking with random dudes. (Dudes who would later yell at me for cock-blocking them...sigh...Do people REALLY pick up chicks at bars? How cliche!)
Sammy started freaking out, saying some guy who sat beside us was a "musical legend." I asked who he was. Sammy gave me attitude for not knowing. Undeterred, I asked again and he admitted he didn't know either. It turned out to be Eddie Lavert of The O'Jays.
The band was great and Sammy ended up getting friendly with the trombone player. He ditched us to attend their after party. Michelle had a hard time shaking her silver fox. She did cartwheels down Second ave. She kissed hom goodbye at the Peabody and we got to our parking garage which was LOCKED UP TIGHT!
Now I am pissed because everyone called me neurotic but no one would listen to me! Now we are trapped 12 miles from our hotel. We call Sammy and demand to know exactly what the attendant told him. He was no help, of course.
We are trapped outside from our car. Then an angel from Heaven pulled up. She has a card to get into the garage. We ask her for help and she asks if we're honest. We plead that we are and she lets us in.
We run to the car, but everything is still locked up tight. How do we get out?
There's a machine to put cash in. We keep feeding it singles until the gate miraculously opens and releases us. I am still mad, but grateful to be heading back to the hotel.
Greg accidentally blows through 3 red lights before getting on the freeway! But we make it back and Sammy eventually meets us at the airport the next morning.
Our first evening in New Orleans wasn't bad. First we went on a carriage ride through the French Quarter. Very neat. Our mule was named Elvis. He farted a lot. We passed the gay bars and saw a gay porno playing through a window. Not officially part of the tour, but everyone thought it was hilarious. I loved the historical portion of the tour.
I didn't pay for any drinks that night, but I am pretty sure I got tipsy. We drank New Orleans' "Most Powerful Drink." The hand grenade.
I got carded at the door of that bar. The doorman said if I looked younger than 25 he had to card me. I told him I might hug him. Instead, Michelle flashed her boobs. That got us all some free New Orleans beads.
We went to another place where I ate some fried alligator. Then we went to a gay bar where Michelle got kicked out but I made friends with a drag queen who let me feel his/her fake styrofoam boobs! The gays LOVE me! :)
Kevin always said I must've been a gay man in a past life because I have a beacon that calls the homos to me. I love them, too. That's why I write so many plays about them!
Then the group had to catch up with some dealers but I had to wait outside because I am a "surprise" in the meeting the next day.
Michelle couldn't be torn away from the bars, so Greg and Peter walked me back to the hotel. I can only take so much fun on a work night.
After our meetings on Thursday, we quick changed our clothes and headed to Bourbon Street. Too bad I had packed two left boots because I had to wear my suit heels with the dress I had packed! I got the right amount of compliments on my outfit. We got giant hand grenades and walked down by the river. By then I was tipsy and needed to get out of my heels before I broke my ankles. Michelle wanted to put on her dress so she could get her attention. I got sloppy, she got pretty and we hit the streets again.
We saw a lot of prostitutes and strip shows. Michelle was the belle of the ball while dudes glared at me as if I were her butch girlfriend cock blocking. So, I played it up, doing Kevin's "Straight man walk". Yeah. I was convincing.
We ate at the Checkered Parrot. Of course, I was too sick to eat, again. Greg and Sammy had a huge political debate.
I asked if they could walk AND shout so we headed to the Cat's Meow. I signed up for karaoke.
A guy asked Michelle to sing LOVE SHACK with him. She made me come up with her. Then I sang HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT. I was a hideous, sweaty, fat mess. But people cheered for me anyway. It was fun. But, being a hot mess I was ready to go to bed at midnight, knowing full well I needed a shower.
I would love to come back with Jeff. I feel pretty when I am out with him. I was physically just "one of the guys" on this trip. A total dude in everyone's eyes. It felt weird.
I am so glad to be home. I have NEVER felt like an actual dude before and it freaked me out. I even had a nightmare last night that I turned into a guy and I didn't know what to do with myself. Even my mother had to abandon me because she couldn't handle it.
I like feeling dainty and pretty. How does Lady Ga Ga do it?
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Travel is Hell

For those of you on the facebook (or speed dial on my cell) you've probably heard all this already.
The day I left for Orlando started out bad and only got worse.
The night before I dreamt about puking and then the next day while I was walking the Brompton we almost actually walked through puke!
When I got to airlines parking, there was NOWHERE to park! I am way back against the back fence where I am sure I saw a Morlock eyeing me from the woods!
When I got to the airport, the line to check bags was a mile long! Was it a Columbus Day sale on flights? Then I discovered I was in the wrong line after about ten minutes of waiting. I moved to a shorter line, but this one wasn't moving at all. Only one person checking people in and her computer wasn't working!
Finally I get my bag checked (just discovered they gave me the wrong person's receipt, hopefully I still get reimbursed for that!) and security was a breeze since I left my laptop at home. I check the boards and see my gate is A68. Board the train, get there and see the departure from A68 is NOT my departure. I check the boards again. Gate is now A12! Board the train again, get to the gate. Do not have time to get some food. Nothing nearby appeals to me. I'll get something in Orlando. We land at 6:17pm, dinnertime!
Get on the plane. No one near me speaks any English. German beside me. Japanese behind me. Can't tell if they're talking about me or not.
We sit for 20 minutes. Captain finally tells us there is a safety light issue but it should be fixed shortly. I watch as they load a large box into the cargo hold labeled "Human Remains." Whee.
30 minutes later, its fixed. We back away from the gate and hear 6 loud booms. We go back to the gate and hear the turbines have stalled. Better on the ground than in the air. But we sit for another hour and a half when they finally tell us the plane is fixed but we have to get off now because the crew is over work time and we need a new crew. My phone is ringing off the hook. One is Curt from Charlie's Talent asking if I can come in on Wednesday and read for the role of a flight attendant. I tell him I am already living the dream, baby. And also I can't make Wednesday. Wah wah.
Finally we get back on the plane an hour after we should have arrived in Orlando. Back on board we wait another hour before we can leave because the plane loses power four times! Should we even fly on this plane?! Is the dead person messing with us? We take off close to 8pm and arrive at around 10:40pm. I watch as they unload a puppy from the cargo hold and cry a little for the poor guy having been down there so long. I vow never to take a pet on an airplane if I can help it.
We rush to baggage claim. I haven't eaten anything since 11am and I am shaking and cranky. We wait 20 minutes at the only working baggage claim. Suddenly people are casually saying our baggage is on the other side of the building. No formal announcement is made over the PA for another 5 minutes. I rush because the hotel shuttle is waiting for me.
Luckily I get there just as my bag is going by and I rush to the shuttle. The driver tells us we are waiting for one more passenger. We wait 15 more minutes. Then we ask if the passenger we are waiting for might not be the guy who had been standing in front of the shuttle since before we got there. It was! Sigh...
We get to the hotel and I check in quickly. The clerk asks me for my credit card for "incidentals, I guess." Then he gives me a bag of treats for being a rewards customer!
I see Sammy is yelling at his clerk. It turns out they are charging us for our rooms! Not incidentals! The whole room!
We explain over and over again that we were with Chrylser but it didn't matter. We try to call our manager but she wasn't answering her phones! It is now midnight. I am starving and tired. I tell Sammy just put your room on my card. He says no. This is ridiculous. I ask the clerk to get the manager.
We explain to the manager. Manager eventually gives in but says he will "come and find us" if we were lying about Chrysler paying for our rooms. We say, "you do that."
Do people try to steal rooms at the Mariott like that often?
Sammy and I plan to walk across the street to TGIFridays, but his room key doesn't work. Finally we get to Fridays (told the next morning there was a gator in the pond we walked so close to in the pitch black!) and it takes 20 minutes for our orders.
I get back to my room and open my suitcase. My conditioner had exploded...sigh...clean that up. Now I am too nauseous to eat, so I just put the food in the fridge and turn the light out at 2am, without the shower I so desperately needed. I had to be downstairs and miked by 8am!
The morning audience was awesome. Good thing or we wouldn't have survived 6 hrs of meetings.
The next day we get to the Orlando airport. Hurray! Curbside check in and Southwest doesn't charge to check bags! Boo! Security takes me aside and pats me down throroughly. The lady could've at least complimented me while she did that.
I make it to the gate a couple of hours early so I can buy a soda and a magnet.
Southwest doesn't have assigned seats so you just grab the first seat that appeals to you. I sat next to a friendly golfer from Maryland. I saw beautiful ocean water and maybe even a whale! I was invigorated by the comfortable flight.
We get to the bag claim. Everyone's bags arrive. Except mine. I was the FIRST to check my bag in!
My manager finds a rep who takes my info and promises to have my bag delivered to the hotel. I don't believe them, of course.
The rest of the team is antsy to leave without me. They wanna eat and go to the pool. I want to cry.
We rush to the hotel, check in. I have a two room suite all to myself. Why would I need THREE sinks?!
I wander around the beautiful hotel.
I call the airline. They have no way of tracking my bag. But I could have it by 7pm! It isn't even 11:30am!
I go to lunch with the technical producer. My phone rings. My bag is here! It had definitely been rifled through, but nothing seems to be missing.
I go to my room and watch GET SMART, the movie. I laughed out loud. I did.
I go down for happy hour with the gang. Apparently all well drinks are FREE from 5:30 to 7! The gang is anxious to see the prude get drunk. They got their wish. After four zins, the stool I was on was way too tall for my liking.
We take off to get some Cuban food. I can eat none of it, but it was tasty! My stomach just wouldn't allow the extra customers in at that time.
I fall asleep back at the room and wake up the next morning with a bit of a headache. My manager loads me up on aspirin. I make it through the 6 hrs of meetings and impress everyone with how much free food I shove into my craw. They think I never eat! Ha! They just don't know me!
We get to the airport to go home. This flight appears to be delayed due to a police situation on board the incoming plane. But somehow, leaving late, we still arrive in Detroit early!
I am so glad to be home, but know I will be doing it all again Monday when I leave for Atlanta. Course, this trip will be better, cause I get to hang out with Laura on Monday night!!!!
Wish me safe travels, please!
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
security makes me insecure

So I am in the midst of my first week of travel and I know for a fact I will NOT be bringing the laptop with me for the rest of the month! I never realized how complicated going through security is when you're traveling alone.
Balancing my ID and boarding pass, I need to remove my laptop from my tightly packed bag, my jacket, my shoes, my belt (and try to hold my pants up sans belt), place my phone and my "carry on allowed liquids" in yet another bin. Plus my bag AND my gament bag!
Once I am scanned, I get to the end of security, put my laptop back in my overstuffed bag, my liquids, put my shoes back on, my belt, my jacket...now where the hell is my ID and boarding pass?! On the ground on the other side of security?!
Got em...wheres my friggin phone now?!
I never realized how much my husband helped me as I did this ridiculous balancing act before...no more...taking the laptop out of the equation...Belt can't be helped...unless I go with my paint covered sweatpants that make my ass look big...tomorrow i don't have that luxury...i have to go to the airport in my suit! Guh! I am gonna need to pick up some dryel if i am flying in that suit! I am really stressed about getting on the flight home tomorrow...meeting ends at 4pm, my flight is at 6pm...i shoulda just stayed the extra night...
I ended up having to spend most of my per diem on room service the first night in Dallas...nothing in walking distance from the hotel...
Tonight, in Houston I will probably walk to the Jack in the Box or the Taco Bell or something...
I am still nauseous from the bumpy flight from Dallas to Houston...I can still feel it...which is why I haven't completely devoured my fresh warm doubletree chocolate chip cookie yet...
3 more weeks of stressful security scrutinization...I don't like this one bit...it takes too long for one thing...i have missed a flight before because of security shenanigans...
Its really early...not even 3pm here and I am considering going to bed already!!!!
The shows I do out here don't bother me at all...its the getting to and from them that is the major to do.
Got a big "Thanks but no thanks" for the Bravo tv movie I rushed around to audition for . The guy left me a message that I retrieved just as I landed in Houston. I am so used to hearing "no" but it still sucks...I worked so hard for it. I am watching all the people I am working with booking jobs left and right...no one wants to work with a red head with a big butt, I guess...I will have to continue to produce my own movies just to get work!!! Sigh...how self serving...
I need a nap...
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