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there's beauty in the breakdown

posted on Friday, April 23, 2004 by

Will we ever learn? Once again we go out cameraless and end up kicking ourselves the whole time.

Since it was so beautiful [and incredibly hot] today, we drove out the beach; the whole time Chuck, Amanda and I were walking around Venice, with every apartment we passed we wanted more and more to live there. To have a small little balcony overlooking the boardwalk - watching the sun sink behind the ocean every night. The apartments may be smaller, but I don't even know what to do with half the space I have here. Venice Beach and Santa Monica are like Ypsi and Ann Arbor, the more I visit the two the more I think I'm willing to make the move. Hell, the internship I interviewed for was in Santa Monica... I don't have to live in downtown Hollywood to be 'where it's at'. Not to mention Venice phone numbers begin with 358. Which happens to be Chuck's long time lucky / un-lucky number. The reason it's either or is because he hasn't been able to figure it out yet; the number seems to connect itself to good and bad experiences.

Crap! I just realized today is the beginning of a new "weekly movie". I have two and half hours left to upload something new, this weeks short didn't do as well as our first run. Last I checked it only had hit 55 downloads when the 'Great Tower' was in the near 80s. Ahh, you win some you lose some. Actually; here's a little something my brother sent me the other day, a short 30 second commercial for Onsted schools. I miss him, I miss my sister - I miss my family... this video defiantly brings those feelings to the surface. I am looking forward to visiting home for my bro's graduation, but unfortunately he won't be having an open house until he returns from Kenya [my brother is like Indiana Jones... he goes to exotic country's left and right].

Chuck the other night, while looking up who knows what, stumbled across a project called "loft cube". I want one. They build this special "loft" and fly it in on a helicopter, dropping it on a rooftop. It's crazy, and I want one really, really bad. If I could have one of these on a rooftop not far from the ocean; I would be materialisticly complete for the rest of my days. Okay, that's a lie - I would still crave a number of apple computers and toys [G5; iPod; Cinema display; maybe an iBook].

I got hired in at Ikea today, so now I am juggling two jobs... we'll see how long that last. I am plotting on starting up the video production work I did back in Ypsi out here, considering there are over twenty theaters with-in No Ho alone, I should be able to nab one repeat project. Plus I just can't stand to work for someone, I became spoiled back home with working my own hours and getting to cut video for a living. But whether I make more money or not doing it here - hell, I'll film theater productions and cut 'em up for the same 8 bucks an hour I make at toys 'r' us - I don't need to make a killing out here. The free time alone is worth the responsibility... out here I could use all the free time I can get for writing / filming / editing / living a life that will make me happy / enjoying the weather / you get the idea.



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