I really have been kind of MIA lately. On the internet sure but also in real life. It’s amazing how quickly time can go by when life things are happening. Is it really the last night of Hanukkah? Only a week til Christmas? When did that happen?

Well, you’ll be happy to know that the roommate search has ended, we’ve found the lucky person who will soon become the latest edition to Bonaparte House. She’s a friend which is a HUGE relief and K and I are both confident she’s going to fit right in with our crazy. Plus, bonus, she comes with a pup! How excited are we? K and I have both missed having a dog around. It’s going to be wonderful.

Of course we’re still sad to see J go. We’ll keep in touch though and there are nefarious plans in the work for an adventure of epic proportions. That may turn into a movie. I dunno. Anything can happen. Be sure I will tell you more as this THING develops.

Speaking of movies and making them and being a woman who plans to make them… The New York Times ran this article about women in the film industry last week. It’s a topic I keep alluding to and yet never get around to actually writing about. Seriously though, it’s hard being a woman in this industry! There are opportunities for sure but honestly not as many as you’d think. Especially when your goal is to become a director. Female producers? I have known plenty. Most of them are batshit crazy (it all relates I think) but they do exist. When have I worked with a female director? Um. Twice. Once was a super low budget indie film that shot in Ft. Myers, Florida. The other was a super low budget indie film in San Francisco. And have you heard of these women? Not yet. Hopefully you will someday but yeah. Not yet. Anyway, read the article. It’s good.

In other places, I’m on the internet! Go check me out. I’m silly. I really, really am.