Writing a book or a script is a marathon. Even if it isn't the final draft, you deserve to take some time out and pat yourself on the back. I always think of Romancing the Stone, when Joan Wilder selects one of those miniature liquor bottle to celebrate.
I like some Mexican food and a glass of wine. Last night my husband and I headed for the local Mexican place (we live in a 1,400 person town, so it's the only Mexican place). I ordered Chardonnay and it came hot and in a hot glass. I reordered it and it came this time in a not-so-hot glass. I hate to waste 6 bucks, so I drank it, but not with much gusto.
I hope this doesn't reflect the quality of my script.
Diane
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It doesn't. But, oh what a joy to write that scene in a future script!
A toast: May your mojitos not taste like toothpaste and your margaritas not pucker your lips and mostly may your Chardonnay not be served in a glass that is steaming.
Salud and here's to a smokin' script!
I hadn't thought that it could mean I had a "smokin" script. You made my day.
Sounds like the last time I went out I ordered a glass of wine and the glasses were all scorching hot. The restaurant felt bad and gave it to me for free.
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