Funniest thing said to me …

… after the reading of my script on Friday night at Mike’s house.

Liz, across the table to me: “So are you just miserable??”

It was just so funny that she said it. Others may think it, but she said it. I love it when people are honest. It was a great night.

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11 Responses to Funniest thing said to me …

  1. Ceci says:

    You come up with the most incredible wordings to stuff that I could never put a name to. Like “I operate from scarcity”… That’s brilliant. I understand you so perfectly, but I could not explain why. I guess that is why you are a writer and I am an economist, hehehe.

    “I operate from scarcity” – just brilliant. It’s a pity I can’t find a suitable translation into Spanish, I would sooooo use it!

  2. nightfly says:

    I just had a moment here when you said “my script.” It’s YOUR SCRIPT – that YOU WROTE – and I am completely geeking out on your behalf. So exciting. (Not the misery part, that sucks and I hurt for you, just what you’re doing from that place.)

  3. red says:

    Ceci – I would love to hear your approximation of how to say “operate from scarcity” in Spanish!!

  4. DBW says:

    Working title? For Sylvia, With Love and Squalor?

    To be serious, just busting with excitement for you–BUSTING.

  5. red says:

    DBW – hahahaha NO MORE SYLVIA. I am SICK of Sylvia! (the “love and squalor” part is particularly funny).

    It’s all been really fun!!

  6. Ceci says:

    Sheila, the best translation I can come up with is: “Opero desde la escasez”.

    Come to think of it, it really conveys the message, I think… “Opero desde la escasez” – Makes total sense to me. I will totally plagiarize it!!! :D

  7. red says:

    Opero desde la escasez….

    Love that! How would you translate that into English? Because I will in turn plagiarize!

  8. Mark says:

    your comment “Imagine you’re in the desert for a decade….”; This made me think of Wind, Sand and Stars by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and his description of the Moors from the Sahara who had been taken to the Alps and had been shown a tremendous waterfall. When asked to leave they would not go, they wanted to linger; they said “We must wait.” – “Wait for what?” – “The end.”

    I hope you know the passage; it is beautifully written and profound.

  9. red says:

    Mark – goosebumps!!!!!!

    I have read that book before but now I have to pick it up again. Thank you!

  10. What a difference a week makes

    I am now in a whole new landscape. Passing through a crucible. It will inevitably leave me “lesser than”, and it can’t be helped. Can’t be gone around, must be gone through. Trying to read again. Not easy! I had…

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