Casting a Wide Net
Hello Blog World,
I know that you've missed me and I can tell you that you've been missed in return. It was a nice weekend and I will tell you all about it at a later time. The final visitors to the House of Dagromm escaped into the night while I was sleeping so it was a heavy heart that met me that final morning.
I admit that I am way behind on blog reading and writing due to a number of factors. Work is super busy right now, the computer at the house now doesn't seem to recognize what keyboards are anymore (I think it has Althzeimers), and family activities are ramping up for this weekend. In my absence I've noticed that everyone has gotten very loquacious with their posts. I can appreciate you all have lots to say, but I don't know that I'll ever get it all read. Currently I just skim the writing and let my eyes stop whenever they see the word "boobs".
So I expect it will be another week before I can blog on a more regular basis, but I appreciate you all still bothering to check in once in a while.
On to other things, I'm currently working on a screenplay for a movie idea that I had the other night. I'm excited because it's a western and I've never written one before, but I've seen a hole in the market and I'm going to try and cash in. With the rise of Bollywood cinema and the ever greater Middle Eastern and Asian presence in the U.S., I've seen a need for a movie that can incorporate these great cultures with the established movie presence. In fact, like all great movies it will be a trilogy that will follow the travails of a Hindi man in the old west. It'll incorporate all of the standards of westerns with the beauty of Hindu culture. The first movie, "My Hat, My Ghandi" will kick things off and really set the tone for the future installments. The second movie, "Passive Resistance at the OK Corral" will bring things into their darkest moments, before the action culminates in the third movie, "Turban Cowboy". If you like western movies like, "Unforgiven", "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugl", and "The Apple Dumpling Gang" then you'll love the movies I'm working on.
14 comments:
TADG is one of my absolute favorites!
I kissed you goodbye before I left...
I am so looking forward to these movies! Now I'm going to have to put random "boobs" in my posts so you will read them.
can I get an invite to opening night? I've always wanted to walk the red carpet, I promise to expose boobs, mine or someone elses.
Q - I don't think that was the residue I found.
Susan - I'm on the lookout!!
Eslocura - I think that PR would be a great place for my opening night. Any reccomendations?
You won't forget on Oscar night to thank your mother, will you?
oh i'm so glad to see you post again. i was afraid mrs. dags had decided to make sure that another weekend at dags didn't happen anytime soon. lol
thanks for the dream material. i'm gonna laugh my butt off each time i run into a spaghetti western on tv now. just one more reason for j to think i'm nuts.
I'm so glad you're back. I needed a good laugh.
I too was getting worried (about the rest of the Quad too!) about you!!!
And hey Mister, perhaps you need to enroll in Dibs 101, because I don't give a damn how many boobs come-a-bustin' and bouncin', eyes and hands to yourself!
Sorry about that. When I'm done, I'm out. No cuddling. No breakfast. Just hopping the fastest transport out.
Whatever Gyuss. You know you cuddle...
Lit - Don't worry. You're somewhere on the list.
Heather - I'll get another post up soonish, probably be Monday or Tuesday before I'm back on regularly.
Churlita - I miss all of you guys too. I hate that I have all of these things that I want to write about that I haven't been able to get to.
Tera - I will always keep my hands to myself as much as I have to. I just hope that I don't have to too much.
Gyuss - I know, but I'm used to at least finding breckfast money on the nightstand.
Q - It's technically not cuddling when restraints are involved.
~soonish~??? what the hell kinda lame copout is that? ;-)
i get it totaly. been there myself the past week or two.
as a part-time blogger too, i sympathize. take your time sir, you can retort to your beratings when you return.
How about those of us who love Tears of the Black Tiger? Just write in a side trip to Thailand and you're home.
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