80s and work.

Archived from my old Xanga blog:

Thanks for the encouragement. It’s nice at least a few people are actually reading all this stuff I write.

Okay, that does not make sense at ALL. My answers to the family questions were positive. I’m the least TALENTED? Well, at least it’s right about the “love interests” thing. That’s mostly because I don’t care though. I am more in love with my films than anyone person most of the time. I notice Rudy (my ex-turned best friend) got frustrated about that. He’s a filmmaker too, but I guess not as obsessed as I am.

I got that quiz off the www.80s.com forum where I am doing research for the film. You should see some of the funny results people got. The forums have been useful to me in my writing. People have good input on what the era was like for them.

You can take the quiz here: http://www.liquidgeneration.com  Then go to the question mark on the bottom.

I feel so trendy. I took an online quiz! Look at me!

Anyway, work was lame because I didn’t even work. They had me fill out paperwork then go somewhere to take a drug test (they cut my precious hair). I got lost finding the place and drove like 15 minutes in the wrong direction on the freeway! My orientation is not until the 11th! Is that funky or what? How annoying. I think my supervisor didn’t realize how long it’d be. He told me I’d probably have my orientation TODAY.

Argh. That’s like hundreds of dollars in possible income I missed out on. That’s like.. a regionless DVD player! Or… a shotgun mic, or… twenty minutes of film! Minus the processing and telecine transfer.

Whatever. More time to work on the films.

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