Accomplishment chart, 11/14 - 11/20

For the week of 11/14 – 11/20:

Writing
- finished editing The Tailor at Loring’s End, version 7
- resubmitted The Tailor at Loring’s End to the BlueCat Screenplay Contest 2015
- finished scene 7 for Cabin Pressure: San Tropez fan fiction
- posted scene 7 for Cabin Pressure: San Tropez fan fiction
- wrote 1 blog entry for Mrshawking.com
- reedited and combined scenes 1.3 and 1.4 of Puzzle House Blues into 1.3, version 6.1
- 4 Livejournal entries
- 7 daily Hipster Feminist tweets

Theater
- picked up a set piece for Mrs. Hawking
- saw “The Trojan Women” by Euripides with Theatre@First
- secured three weeks of rehearsal space on Brandeis campus for Mrs. Hawking
- made the first two weeks of rehearsal schedule for Mrs. Hawking
- covered the set piece for Mrs. Hawking with a protective tarp
- started making the program for Mrs. Hawking at Arisia
- saw “The Conference of the Birds” by the Brandeis Theater Company

Larp/Gaming
- cast the Saturday afternoon run of The Bloom of May at SLAW 2014
- sent out the characters for the Saturday afternoon run of The Bloom of May at SLAW 2014
- had Brockhurst fill at Intercon O
- read the rules for Vanishing Point at SLAW
- read Joanne Johnson character sheet for Vanish Point at SLAW
- worked on GM Bible for The Bloom of May
- sent out casting questionnaire for Brockhurst at Intercon O

Website
- posted 1 blog entry

Media
- watched episodes 5.15-5.26, 6.1-6.25, 7.1-7.25, and 8.1-8.20 of Cheers
- watched episode 3.5 of Arrow
- watched The Perfect Host movie

Physical
- 1 hour-long circuit workout
- 2 ballet classes
- 1mi walk

Cooking
- made tuna salad sandwiches
- made slow-cooked cannelini beans and turkey bacon
- made meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and steamed broccoli
- made brown rice bowls with broccoli and ham
- made mushroom and onion mini pies and steamed edamame

New post on Mrshawking.com -- "The Colonel's portrait for the set"

"The Colonel's portrait for the set"





A prominent feature of the Mrs. Hawking set is the portrait of the Colonel that hangs over the mantlepiece in the parlor. I always liked the idea of this detail, as it gives a physical representation to how the Colonel’s presence hangs over the play, and the entirety of Mrs. Hawking’s life. To represent it in the Arisia ’15 production, I decided to find an appropriate image.

Read the rest of the entry at Mrshawking.com!