An Ode

First, let's all send positive vibes to TJ and Myriam today!  ....

Sent? Okay good...

Myriam had surgery today which she came through like a champion.  TJ sent me the most adorable picture of M post surgery, however without direct consent from Myriam, I will not be posting it on the blog.  I will leave that to TJ.  Big shout out and lots of love to Myriam.  Hoping for a speedy recovery for you!  TJ performed in a comedy competition tonight.  She came in second, which I think is awesome but TJ is less than pleased.  I am still proud of her for kicking ass even though I know she had bigger things on her mind.  A shout out for you too, TJ!

Also, we are officially one week away from the end of our Kickstarter deadline.  That's right, only 7 more days and you'll never have to listen to me talk about it EVER again.  But until then, check out:
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Tonight I was originally going to write part one of what I will call "The Bartender Chronicles".  I will get to that post eventually but I am going to write about something a little bit different for now.  It is going to be short and to the point.

Working on a project like this can be taxing.  It is tiring and emotional.  You work on a very personal level with your counterparts.  It is also amazing and rewarding.  It really just depends on the day.  A lot of readers have commented on the chemistry that TJ and I have.  Between our sarcastic wit, our love for all things pop culture and our disdain for cilantro, it is kinda undeniable that we make a good team.  TJ and I have a lot of differences too.  She is an open book.  I am a locked diary.  She uses her heart when I prefer to use my head.  Our ways of communicating and dealing with life are VERY different...which is kind of ironic for two people who studied Communications.  And even though I don't tell her much, I appreciate that she puts up with me.  Even when I'm throwing up walls and dropping off the radar.  We don't always agree on everything (sometimes we don't agree on anything). But I know she believes in me.  I believe in her, too.  We are a good team.  A great one even.  And we are going to make a GREAT movie.

That's really all I had to say.  I will leave you with a quote from one of my favorite movies.

"Max: Why is it always what will I do? "What will he do", "What will he do," "Oh, my god what will he do", Do, do, do, do, do. Why isn't the issue here who I am? 
Uncle Teddy: Because, Maxwell, what you do defines who you are. 
Max: No, Uncle Teddy. Who you are defines what you do. Right Jude? 
Jude: Well, surely it's not what you do, but the, uh... the way that you do it."
Bridget