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I've been struggling to keep up the pace at work today (taking off forty-five minutes for an entry didn't help) and then 35-ish minutes ago our systems crashed. Of course, that's already on top of our bosses telling us we have an hour of mandatroy OT to complete today. *sigh* I should be logging out by now, but NOOOoooo.

So I figured an update is in order. And that's what I figure "figures."

I wrote to Space Dog and Rabbit asking for ideas for the stage and while I can't say I'm surprised by their ideas, I feel a little lame for not anticipating their responces.

Little Ms Eighties, Rabbit said I should put The Breakfast Club onstage. I'm not that into the 80s and she didn't offer much of an explanation for how I should do it, so I'm left turning the idea over in my head, looking for a useful plan of attack. All that I'm left with something about confrontation with the self through the mirror of others in high school. The high school part has me stuck. I hated high school and couldn't wait to leave. I still hate high school and revisiting the topic (much like revisiting the 80s) makes me want to squirm.

Space Dog mentioned his own piece that is a work in progress. I'm eager to learn more eventhough all that I've discovered is it is a full-frontal look at the sexual relations between three people. It could be very good. Now would it be something I'd want to do? If I were to completely set aside my own interests in social statements and theory on the nature of fiction vis a vis reality, it would be really interesting to put this on, if he agreed to help. Without that, I'm still juggling his work as another option without any intrinsic desire to produce it other than it was written by a friend.

Arg. well... the systems came back. More later. (but if you have any ideas, email me!!)