life and art
Yesterday I had a great interview for a wonderful opportunity. It surprised me that I was able to think this. Because the ultimate deciding factor is whether you get selected. Right? Well, I’m not necessarily sure this is true in the arts. It made me think a bit about this experience, and what I’ve learned …
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The days keep going by. Those of us who are fortunate enough to be able to self-quarantine are have spent weeks inside. It’s a strange sort of life. Every day starts to feel the same. There’s some interesting research on this – talking about how new experiences make time expand, or conversely how repetition can …
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I’m going to be honest: when I was first working on the writing job that is my primary focus at the moment, I had to google ‘how to format a radio play’. I never dreamed that my first radio project would be a two hour feature to an audience of millions. To my credit: I …
Rosie is allergic to cow’s milk and eggs. We’re hopeful she will grow out of them but it’s not something we have any interest in experimenting with in the current climate. (The last thing we need is an allergy emergency!) This presented a bit of a conundrum for an Easter egg hunt. Real eggs were …
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