Tick Tock Said the Clock

Hello Readers!

When I saw when my last blog post was, I was shocked. I had thought maybe a few weeks, more like a month and a half. However, when I think about it, time does seem to keep rolling faster and faster along the tracks. I don't really know what it's rushing towards, but apparently it really wants to get there.

Anyway, to fill in on as many events since August here I go. The Heiress is long gone. Pippi Longstocking has one more weekend after this one and I have forgotten how tiring it is to do 8 shows a week! I had gotten soft with these 4 or 5 shows a week productions. Whew! In the pic, that's me in Pippi as Adolph the Strongman. I know, hot. I'm still waiting to hear back about my Grinchmas callback. I had a callback for Gaston at Hollywood Studios but I'm not holding my breath, though I received many compliments from the casting directors about me and my talent (now if I could only receive a job.) I am doing A Christmas Carol at the Garden Theatre where I get to work with my boyfriend, one of my best friends Melissa, and with a very talented and influential director and producer. Oh, I'm playing the Ghost of Christmas Past! Haha, I'm moving out of the ensemble roles! Just kidding, there are no small roles, only actors with small dressing rooms.

Nothing really for the New Year yet though. However, if things keep going like they have been, I'm not too worried. Everyday, I keep meeting more and more people here in Orlando and learning the ropes. Plus, I can just keep using my boyfriend as a tool to crack into any group or individual I want to know, since he knows everyone. ;) And speaking of boyfriend and how fast time flies by, it's been over three months! It's crazy. Literally bananas (thank you Rachel Zoe.)

So, yeah. Life's been good and life's been a little sucky, but it all works out eventually. As much as I want to shove it into a more immediate satisfaction, I still have to wait my turn. So fingers crossed for Gaston. And/or Grinchmas. And/or Titanic. And/or Sleuths...

So TypeCast wants to know: What do you do to help slow down the clock? If you feel the sands of time slipping by, how to you step out of the rat race?