Accomplishment chart, 1/30 - 2/5

Accomplishment chart, 1/30 – 2/5

Writing
- 1 blog entry for Mrshawking.com
- added a small subplot to Brockhurst character sheets
- plotting for the mystery of Base Instruments
- 4 Livejournal entries
- 6 daily Hipster Feminist tweets

Theater
- got confirmation of interest for Mrs. Hawking at the Watch City Steampunk Festival
- attended 1 planning meeting for the Watch City Steampunk Festival
- saw Vodka and Verse’s production of “The Madwoman of Chaillot”
- watched Twyla Tharp’s “Sinatra Suite” ballet with Mikhail Baryshnikov and Elaine Kudo
- asked if actors would be interested in returning to Mrs. Hawking at Watch City Steampunk Festival
- auditioned for crearespero’s play Annabel Lost with the Chameleon’s Dish Theater
- watched recording of “La Bayadere” ballet with Roberto Bolle and Svetlana Zakharova at La Scala

Larp/Gaming
- sent out character sheets for Brockhurst at Intercon O
- bothered people to bid games for Festival of the Larps

Website
- posted 1 blog entries on Mrshawking.com

Media
- watched season 1 episodes 20-22 of Arrested Development
- watched seasons 2, 3, and 4 of Arrested Development
- watched season 5 episode 5 of Downton Abbey
- watched season 1 episodes 1-3 of Grandchester

Physical
- 2 two-mile runs
- dug out my car twice
- 1 hour-long circuit workout
- five-mile walk
- shoveled approximately 450 cubic feet of snow
- 1 ballet class

Cooking
- made balsamic couscous with peas and roast pork
- made vegetable fried rice

New post on Mrshawking.com -- " "Like a Loss” staged reading with Bare Bones 16: At War! "

New post on Mrshawking.com!



"Like a Loss” staged reading with Bare Bones 16: At War!

Like a Loss, the ten-minute play accompaniment to the Mrs. Hawking play series, will have a staged reading with Theatre@First's Bare Bones reading series!

"Faithful batman Henry Chapman does not often pry into the personal matters of his employer, the decorated Colonel Reginald Prescott Hawking. But when some of his master's burdens seem to grow too great, Chapman attempts to understand why Colonel Hawking has chosen to endure conditions as they are.

As those familiar with the Mrs. Hawking play series know, one of its most intriguing mysteries is the figure of the Colonel, the late husband of our hero about whom she still harbors so much resentment and complicated feeling. In this ten-minute play, set seventeen years before Mrs. Hawking and Mary ever meet, we at last get to meet this much-discussed man, and gain some insight into the nature of his strange, tragic marriage to our hero."

Read the rest of the entry on Mrshawking.com!