Friday, March 20, 2009
Steve McQueen
I’m beat. I laid some sod down in the back yard and it was murder on the hamstrings. Somehow I'll get through the pain. It was good to work the land.
The highlight of the day took the form of a bowling excursion with my five year-old, Sophia and my eight year-old, Barit. Barit threw the ball backwards, just missing the knee cap of the bowler in the next lane over. It was funny. The guy in the next lane might have thought it was funny too, if he had a sense of humor. Yeah, I think Barit has a tendency toward bowling accidents. When she
was five, she forgot to let go of the ball and slid halfway down the lane. Kids are cool.
Writing Report
Today I didn’t hit my 2,000 words. 1,600 will have to do for today. I did write a sixteen year-old version of Richard Nixon into the (time travel) story. The prospect of researching Tricky Dick's formative years is compelling.
Steve McQueen
The truth is, other than the fact that he was a cool cat, I don't really have anything to say about Steve McQueen. Sue me.
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2 comments:
2 things: I believe the 16 year-old Nixon will be a excellent character to add to your story, also Steve Mcqueen will/was at chandler center for the arts or some tribute or something, i saw the electronic sign but drove by too quickly to read. Anyways, Have a great weekend Snyder!
Jackson,
Thanks for supposring my little enterprise.
Yeah, Nixon is an ineresting character. Still haven't seen FROST,NIXON, but I have been skimming Nixon's autobiography.
I'll be at the Chandler Center for the Arts tomorrow and am looking forward to checking out the Steve McQeen photographs.
Take care.
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