The Adventurs of Shelly Abode and His Sidekick Dr. Botson
If That Had Been The Title
Then I think I would have really enjoyed the Sherlock Holmes film, though I suspect the man on the street will think it’s fantastic, as only Guy Richie can do fight scenes quite like that. The most suprising thing for me is that I expected RDJ to be the better of the two main actors, when in actuality JL fitted the part better, if only Just. Not time wasted, more time that could have been better spent. What does me is that you can make such an average film [T.V. film in my view], which will make £200 + million! Surly this gives us a better lye of the land.
My Head
Is back in the place that it needs to be right now, I’ve battled with a touch of deprsion most of my adult life, and fall quickly into it from the slightest trigger. I’m lucky that the people around me understand this and can spot it, my brother in particular is very good at realising and getting me out of the house and into a situation that makes me get out of it. I had a touch the other day [hence the last post, which I dont remember writing], and he came over realising by my voice on the phone that I was in my bad place. All he did was force me to take my dog for a walk, and what a difference that makes. No I didn’t get any writing done that day as such, it did put me in a good place to clear 25 pages the next day. I only wish I could understand why I get like it. On the bright side, I now know when it’s happening and can help myself out od the deep dark hole that is depression. It’s not a nice place at all, bizarrely I feel little sympathy for most people that suffer, and baybe that is because they dont want to get out of the whole.
The Script
Is very nearly at the point of it’s first draft, ready to have life breathed into it by both Simon and Sim, it’s looking siprisingly good even if I do say so myself. I look and it and it feels like there is a journy and a structure, as that the bit that I do, I have to say I’m very, very pleased. For the moment anyway!
Laters,
Chalkster