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Super Bowl Parties, My Muse and Writing

Watching:  Chuck (Season 4)  Eating: Fajitas and Margaritas   Reading: Fifth Grave Past the Light by Darynda Jones We were invited to a Super Bowl party by one of Emory's friends. Emory played pool and there was a lot to eat. Most everyone there seemed to be actors and actresses, but I met an actress who said her agent represented comedians. That's what I'm interested in going into, but I need so much training and I need a demo reel. The demo reel I have shows me really nervous and blowing my comedy routine.  We went to Ventura for President's Day. We planned on hanging out at the beach but it was really cold, cloudy, windy and the likes, so we ended up packing it up and heading out for lunch at Rice, which happens to be one of my favorite restaurants. We visited Goodwill and bought a handful of books though Goddess knows why when I have enough books I've already collected and am still collecting the series of. It was a nice day and I got more shells for my specialt

Black Sails, Wandering Neighbor and Writing

Watching:  Black Sails (Season 4) Eating: Salad with nuts   Reading: Fifth Grave Past the Light by Darynda Jones I'm really digging Black Sails because it has characters from Treasure Island thrown in. Now some of the pirates were real people and if you know a little about their history, well, I think the television series plays it out well. The only thing that gets me is when it slows down. I'm a little less chatter and all about the fights. There are a few gory scenes that really turned my stomach. There is a lot of nudity too. I personally think that if you're going to show women naked, it'd be fun to throw in a few nude guys too 😉💖. There was a few scenes (few and far between and not very distinct like the women) that flashed across the screen.  Our new neighbor was around for about a day. He lived in a tent outside our apartment. Sue said that the city hands out tents to the wanderers. He screamed a lot. I was able to sleep through it, but it was harder for Emory