I was living in McKinley Park, and several things that were visibly coming together were nevertheless still dim in the distance. I wasn’t working on Urbantasm much at all. I was temping at NMFF via Advanced Resources and had started to germ that, if I’d proposed to my girlfriend, and if she’d say yes, we’d need to come up with a plan for life, since neither of us had really built much career-objective positions.
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I say it all the time: 9/04 – 9/05 was a great year! One of the best. So here is the December installment.
This was in many ways a kind of sedate month; Chicago was cold that winter and so far exceedingly wet.
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I have to point out from time to time that it is completely random which month I write about… half of the time, I flip a coin, with heads meaning that I write from the most recent four year period (ie.
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This was one for the books.
On the day last weekend of August I held a Housecooling Party at my small studio in McKinley Park. I was almost one year from being married and (hopefully) grad school, and one of my best friends, Sam, was moving to Chicago to be my roommate.
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Once again I was involved in the Ojai Playwrights Festival, and again I worked as a literary assistant to Director Abigail Deser. This time we were developing Susan Miller’s project A Map of Doubt and Rescue. As before, I was immensely impressed by the intensity and density of the work involved.
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