I am really excited for my play! I don't know if you all saw my 5 sentence plot thing on the talk page but my play is about this guy Mathias sitting on a park bench and this business man comes up and he's yelling at Mathias trying to correct his posture and delinquent-ish personality. It isn't until the end of the play that Mathias realizes the man was on a bluetooth. I haven't typed/written anything down yet because everything is still brewing in my head and starting to write now would just confuse me. Does anyone else have that problem?
It feels weird to just completely switch my train of thought without telling you so... yea I'm going to move onto 'Thoreau' now. I don't really see much connection to huckleberries and the story. The one thing that sticks out to me is when Edward spills the huckleberries and Henry tells him that he is just helping plant other huckleberry bushes. But this still doesn't help me understand any connection.
Okay I'm going to switch gears again and talk about music. I just made a big change in my playlist of... ten songs. I switched from mostly Christofer Drew (NeverShoutNever) to a crazy combination.
Seaside- The Kooks
Racist Coffee- Julian Smith
More- Usher
The Wind Forest from "My Neighbor Totoro"- Mari Fujiwara
Rocketeer (feat. DeStorm)- Dave Days
What Does It Take- Dave Days
You've Got a Friend In Me- Randy Newman
CheaterCheaterBestFriendEater- NeverShoutNever
On the Brightside- NeverShoutNever
First Dance- NeverShoutNever
Well that probably didn't matter to you but oh well!
I hope PATH isn't cancelled again this week 'cause I miss all you guys :)
-Madalynne
"Never knock on Death's door: ring the bell and run away! Death really hates that!"
-Matt Frewer
OMG! I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE NEVERSHOUTNEVER!!! <3 <3 <3 haha I felt like sharing :)Oh, and your play sounds really awesome! :D
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like my Pandora account gone wild. (I can hear the crickets) I tend to stray from Jack Johnson to a random rap song in a second. I'm not kidding, it happens all the time, and I'm sure others know how it is. Also, LOVE 'My Neighbor Totoro' or any song from a Ghibli movie. I know exactly what you mean by things in your head and not writing them down because it will confuse. It happened with my play. I got all excited about my play, but then it seems to complicated to lay everything out in the writing.
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