Silly Interlude re Andrea Bond and this blog

 

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Act 1 beats

1. Tom and Wanda. Hawaii.

2. Next day, sunrise. Truck, Wyoming, Tom leaving.

3. Gil (reading Foglost), Maria, the boys. Re no Wanda, the move. Tom's Huey selfie. 

4. Tom arrive ABQ motel, sunset, calls Wanda and Ruth.

5. Next day, sunrise. Tom leave.

6. Tom driving, Organ Mountains, GPS.

7. Hunter, home office, Organ Mountains. Kitchen, trash.

8. Tom outside Hunter's house, Rover in garage, Hunter out, Tom drive away. Tom U-turn.

9. Hunter, foyer, doorbell, Tom on porch, Howdy. Hunter re "daughter."

10. John (driving) Jan and Barbara. Hunter's call re "Tom Walker."

11. Wanda with Daisy, Tom's call from Hunter's guest room. Tom calls Ruth with Gil, hijole, Tom leaves room, appears in window.

12. Hunter (driving) and Chloe. "...talk to Doc about."

13. Tom patio. Hunter and Chloe appear in kitchen window. Out, intros, Hunter and Tom, Chloe takes picture.

14. Barbara and Brian re Tom and Olivia. Gets Chloe's selfie.

15. Sunset. John and Jan at home. Re Tom's middle name. Barb's forwarded Chloe selfie.

16. That night. Patio-post dinner. Hunter, Chloe and Tom. Re Hawaii. Hunter calls Jackie re another horse.

how have i best used this blog to get this screenplay ready for Final

 

About done here. Finalize beats, step away, begin Final next week. 

Hilary Barrett:

'Nearing' means drawing closer and gazing down over what you approach. There are two strands of meaning here: the approach of a greater spirit or presence in an ongoing process of growth, and your approach as the one who pays attention and takes responsibility. Like the creative drive of Hexagram 1, this great, growing energy comes from the source, asks for your full participation, and seeks to reach fruition and be realized. But its surging growth can be disastrously interrupted by 'reaching an end in the eighth month'.

The eighth month is the month of harvest. If this comes round too soon for what Nears to reach full growth – if the situation demands that you produce a tangible result prematurely – then this means misfortune. Or if you focus exclusively on results instead of watching patiently over developments – if your expectations are out of touch with the pace of growth – then there is misfortune.

Having something to show for a process of growth doesn't mean you've arrived at its outcome: harvest is not the end. As each harvest is gathered in and stored, the seasonal cycle of growth continues; you need to stay present to its ongoing changes, wherever they might lead.