Accomplishment chart, 1/29 – 2/4

Accomplishment chart, 1/29 – 2/4

Writing
- 2 blog entries for Mrshawking.com
- finished 3 Who You Know sheets for Pub Crawl
- plotting for Adonis sequels
- 4 Livejournal entries
- 7 daily Hipster Feminist tweets

Larp/Gaming
- edited character sheets for Woodplum House at Intercon P
- sent out character sheets for Woodplum House at Intercon P
- bid Woodplum House for Festival of the Larps 2016
- signed on as GM Liaison for Festival of the Larps 2016

Website
- posted 1 blog entry on Mrshawking.com

Physical
- 2 two-mile runs
- 2 fighter abs routines

Media
- listened to episode 41 of Tom and Lorenzo’s Pop Style Opinionfest
- watched the first half of season 2 of Steven Universe
- watched Downton Abbey season 6 episode 5
- watched Agent Carter season 2 episode 4
- saw Hail, Caesar film in theaters with bronzite

Cooking
- made 9 peanut butterscotch smoothies
- made 2 strawberry cheesecake smoothies
- made 1 mixed berry smoothie
- made sausage with peppers and onions
- made roast pork tenderloin with sweet potatoes and peas
- made chicken Marsala with steamed broccoli
- made rosemary garlic pork tenderloin with apples
- made pork chops with guacamole and green salad

New post on Mrshawking.com -- "A test pilot for a Mrs. Hawking TV series"

New post on Mrshawking.com!

"A test pilot for a Mrs. Hawking TV series"

The more I developed the Mrs. Hawking stories, the clearer it’s become that they’re probably not absolutely best suited to be plays. They are action-heavy and spectacle-focused, and as they grow in cast size and scope, it seems more and more that they would be best suited to some kind of cinematic format. I’ve heard many responses from audiences confirming this. Right now, producing them on film is beyond my capability, so for the moment I’ve been getting them out as theatrical plays. But I know someday I’d like to work toward some kind of serialized televisual medium.

I’ve been starting to explore what options might be viable to someday take the work in that direction. Producing a web series in installments seems a possibility worth investigating, but also preparing for any opportunity to pitch it to real production companies. To that end, to be prepared to take advantage of any chance of that nature, I decided it was finally time to take a stab at adapting the tale, or at least the beginning of it, to the screen. At long last, now Mrs. Hawking’s first story is available to read in the screenplay format.



Read the rest of the entry on Mrshawking.com!