Well I have the next two days off. Which means: it's time to get some work done.

First things first. I need to go pick up a copy of "On Tiptoe: Gentle Steps to Freedom", an Oscar nominated documentary I've mentioned earlier on the blog, I also mentioned several attempts at finding a copy to watch before meeting with Eric Simonson, the director. But I didn't realize it hadn't been released yet. Here's an excerpt of a review from imdb:

"This short film packs more emotion into 45+ minutes than most films pack into 145. The cinematography, editing, and audio of this film is as good as it gets. You'll immediately become a fan of Joseph Shabalala..."

Anyways, the director himself lent a personal copy for me to go over before I sit down with him and pick his brain for an hour. On one hand; I don't know what to say. On the other; I have too many questions for him. I am currently busy sifting through them and separating the "I need to ask someone for help on this" ones, from the "that's something you just have to learn as you go" topics. But I am very excited to see his film, and to get an opportunity to talk with him.

It's 3:19 in the morning right now, and I don't like anything I've written above, so I'm going to stop here because I'm obviously too tired and foggy-eyed to go on. You know that feeling when your on the verge of falling asleep while in mid-sentence? Yeah, I'm guessing the second my head hits the pillow I'm going to be out cold. "Goodnight cruel world".