A Cuteplosion!

To get you though the mid-week hump... a baby wrestling a kitten (yes, you read that right).

Shakespeare's So Gay... No Really

Comes In Like A Lion

I know it's been while. Working on a movie takes a lot of me. But I'm here now, so let's get on with it : )

It's March and spring is fast approaching, which means rain is fast approaching. Sweet! As blogged before, I love the rain.

However, one thing I do not love are umbrellas. I'm not an umbrella person. I know you're probably like "Wait, you can be (or not be) an umbrella person? I didn't know that was an option."

Well, folks, it is! And these are the reasons I would rather just get wet then carry around a metal tree.

1. Folding up a wet umbrella usually gets everything around it wet, defeating the purpose of having one.

2. When passing people on the street with an umbrella, there's always the awkward, "who going over/under?" or "Am I going to get hit in the eye this time?" (It's happened before)

3. They always break, or flip inside out

4. They usually aren't big enough for two people, therefore one of your side ends up getting wet anyway.

5. They are annoying to carry because it automatically eliminates the use of one hand.

So I say, get wet, be merry, and then just laugh at your self. Seriously people, who can keep a straight face with wet hair?

A Laughing Matter

Over the last week, I have laughed myself to sleep three whole nights. And I’m not talking about chuckling at a funny line in a movie, or smiling while reading an amusing article, I’m talking about full-out uncontrollable belly laughing.

At what you ask? Myself.

I was attempting to be sexy while putting on body lotion. But I was in an oversized sweatshirt…and then lotion bottle farted.

That was it, composure gone. The laughing started and did not end. What perpetuated the laughter was knowing my suitemates could hear my hysterics and probably thought I was crazy…or hilarious.

The laughing continued the next night. And then the next. The more I thought about the ridiculousness of my life (i.e currently living in a castle) the more I laughed.

I don’t know what’s happening but I like it. I hope this becomes a trend. Who knew going to sleep could be so much fun!

Fit For A Queen

For the past two nights I've been giggling myself to sleep in the Officer's Wing Bedroom of the Amsterdam Castle.

What has my (amazing!) life turned into? Oh yea...a movie : )

Ice Ice Baby

For the next three weeks I get to work on a horror movie set in upstate NY. Here’s a little taste of life on a frozen river : )

This is our set. Favorite part: the mountains in the background.

This is how I got to set.

Note: I didn't ride the ATV... I was pulled in the luxurious back compartment. It was amazing!

The ice is 20 inches thick...but I was still nervous I'd fall through.

Only some of the equipment our amazing crew had to haul out to the ice.

Another grand shot.

I could take/post a million of these pictures because it's so cool out there. But I won't, you'll get bored.

This is so my parents know I'm properly equipped for the cold...at least until it snows again.


Lastly, here's a video I took with my phone. It's poor quality and sideways but it shows how grand the space is.

Here’s Looking At You, Kid

The beauty of living in any major city, and taking public transportation everywhere, is the amount of people watching it allows you to do.

Walking around New York, I come across or pass hundreds (maybe thousands?) of faces a day. I can’t tell you the number of times I think, “Wow, that person is really good looking… I wonder if they have any idea?”

Chances are no, they don’t. Because I’m not talking about the obvious models that run around and scream "look at me!" I’m noticing the normal people, regardless of age, height, or weight. The people that are just running to catch the subway train bundled up in 30 layers with another 30 things on their mind.

Not to get preachy, but we’re a beautiful species. We walk standing up, we eat with forks and knives, and we can exfoliate! So let’s take a second to appreciate how good looking we all are.

And let me just say…you look great today!