Accomplishment chart, 10/12 - 10/18

I was very diligent this week! The major accomplishment was completing the second half of Mrs. Hawking; that was a ton of work and I'm fairly happy with how it turned out. And even with all the time I had to devote to that, I still managed to get other important things too. Good for me!

I am so very, very tired.

For the week of 10/12 to 10/18:

Writing
- finished the first draft of Mrs. Hawking
- submitted three pieces for consideration to a literary magazine
- 5 blog entries
- 7 daily Hipster Feminist tweets

Theater
- saw War Horse at the Boston Opera House
- saw the opera Hansel and Gretel
- submitted One Drop for consideration for performance and a reading
- submitted No Clean Break for consideration for performance and a reading
- submitted The Triumph of Law for consideration for performances and a reading
- submitted Last Shot for consideration for performance and a reading
- submitted Service is Its Own Reward for consideration for performance and a reading
- submitted Earned a Little Something for consideration for a reading
- submitted Public Enemy for consideration for a reading
- submitted The Late Mrs. Chadwick for consideration for a reading
- submitted Wildflowers for consideration for a reading
- submitted Work-Life Balance for consideration for a reading
- submitted The Old House for consideration for performance
- submitted Going Back for consideration for performance

Sewing/Costuming
- acquired a red leotard for Marina in Lame Swans

Physical
- 2 ballet classes
- walked for 3 hours around King Richard’s Faire
- tracked my diet for 7 days

Cooking
- made tilapia with sautéed peppers and onions and edamame
- grilled steaks in sautéed mushrooms and onions with sweet potatoes

Photography
- scheduled shooting for the group dance scenes in Lame Swans

Other
- made another guest appearance on Roll For It! Podcast

Blanche style

As you may or may not know, I'm a huge fan of The Golden Girls. It's a great, funny, feminist show, and I've been meaning to do a post on it. But it's also famous for how the fashion is the absolute worst the eighties had to offer; actually part of the appeal is laughing over how bad it is. I was struck in one episode by when Blanche comes out in an outfit she said she wore to Woodstock years ago:

Does that skirt remind you of anything?

Hmm. Maybe I shouldn't make quite so much fun.