Babel

Today is yet another day that I have off from work. Our Netflix hasn't come in yet, so I decided to watch Babel on Showtime (which we're supposed to be canceling any day now, since both Dexter and Weeds are over for the year.......). So anyways, I decided to watch Babel because I heard it was a pretty decent movie. So there I am, on the couch with my bowl of tabasco drenched popcorn and trying to figure out what a deaf Asain volleyball team has to do with Cate Blanchett getting shot, when suddenly I find myself looking directly into an Asian teenager's...um...lady parts. I didn't know they could show that in R movies!! I stopped eating my popcorn after that. Call me a prude. I don't care. It was gross.
Today is Adam's second day at Central Casting. He had a good first day, although he said there's not much for him to do there yet. So, he spent the majority of yesterday going through the agency's data base and looking at 300-400 lb people. Apparently, there are a lot of them who want to be in movies. We are both so happy that he has this job, although we're both still desperately wanting to move. I keep fantasizing about Kansas City. We're visiting there in May for a day, just so Adam can see the city and we can get an idea of the area we would like to move to in the fall. I think it will be a good move for us. The performing arts community there is excellent. Which will be good for both Adam and myself, as well as our spawn who may very well end up being the most dramatic child that ever existed. I spent most of my teenage years performing on Kansas City stages, and can't wait to get back to it. I'm definitely more of a big fish in the little pond type person. What can I say? I like attention. Gasp.
Also, my friends in Kansas City have young kids and babies, which means Gray or Sam (we find out which in four weeks!) will automatically have playmates. On top of all that, both of my sisters and Joel may be moving there. Which means I'll have my girls near me and Adam and Joel will always have someone to play video games with.

Until then, we just have to wait it out here and make the best of it. We've been trying to get out to the beach more often, now that the weather is warming up, and Dodger season starts in two weeks!!!

Alright. Sorry for the rambling. I told you, I'm not as funny. I'll try to glue Adam's fingers to the computer keyboard sometime this week, so hopefully there will be a post from him soon.