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Happy New Year!
Jan. 8th, 2016 11:59 pmIt's a great time to be alive and not dead! Happy new year to everyone reading this, even if I just saw you at New Years because that was fun. I am pretty excited about life.
Naturally, there are sub-optimalities, ranging from my lack of income to my annoying neighborhood to my recent re-acquisition of the post-nasal drip I had in mid-December.
But things are mostly glorious! I got to see lots of friends over the past few weeks, and I am in love, and I have not one but TWO new creative collaborations coming up with friends, which excites me very much. I have many talented friends, and was remarking to someone over New Years what a neat thing it is to occasionally see my friends "Voltron up" -- e.g. when one friend writes a musical piece using another friend's poetry to be performed by a chorale conducted by a third friend. Totally awesome!
Well, in 2016 I am starting a comedy podcast with one old friend, and co-writing a musical with another one. As neither of said friends are Williams-connected or local-connected people, nobody reading this knows them. But still, I am pretty excited. By February, I should have a podcast available for people to listen to. And by May, I should have a musical for which I co-wrote the lyrics playing at the Orlando Fringe Festival. And by thunder, I'm pretty chuffed about it.
Naturally, there are sub-optimalities, ranging from my lack of income to my annoying neighborhood to my recent re-acquisition of the post-nasal drip I had in mid-December.
But things are mostly glorious! I got to see lots of friends over the past few weeks, and I am in love, and I have not one but TWO new creative collaborations coming up with friends, which excites me very much. I have many talented friends, and was remarking to someone over New Years what a neat thing it is to occasionally see my friends "Voltron up" -- e.g. when one friend writes a musical piece using another friend's poetry to be performed by a chorale conducted by a third friend. Totally awesome!
Well, in 2016 I am starting a comedy podcast with one old friend, and co-writing a musical with another one. As neither of said friends are Williams-connected or local-connected people, nobody reading this knows them. But still, I am pretty excited. By February, I should have a podcast available for people to listen to. And by May, I should have a musical for which I co-wrote the lyrics playing at the Orlando Fringe Festival. And by thunder, I'm pretty chuffed about it.
