I met my wife in the land of the often misunderstood “hoosier,” where sports is king and God is a Baptist. It’s where I was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2001 and where I found my cure. It’s where I was married, and where I first lived in my “own” home. I’m fond of it, but it never felt like “home” to me.
It wasn’t the cold mountains of Upstate New York, where I spent my formative years dreaming of a life more literary. Today; however, I found myself surrounded by my wife’s family and our mutual friends and I didn’t feel out of place or like an outsider. So I would have to agree with Captain Hammer when I say:
“Home is where the heart is, so your real home’s in your chest.”
Anywho, I’m making some good headway in the whole getting-ready-to-make-my-web-series planning. I have character bios done, for casting calls and have really worked out how I want to use the camera to tell the story. Planning, planning, planning.
Episode one has been written and I’ll have the first few written soon after I return from Indiana (Feb 11th). Oddly enough, I think Indiana would be a better place to actually shoot the project as I think the snowy landscape would provide a good quality to some of the episodes, but alas, sunny California will have to do.
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Posting will be infrequent while I’m here, but I’ll try to get on here as often as I can.
– T2
PS: JJ,
I’m still waiting on that email buddy. Next best thing to happen to Star Trek since you is me. 🙂
– Tom