That makes me sad lol

I know I haven’t been here for the entire project but I am very happy I got to take part in it at all. I have had a lot of fun in this makeshift theater. I am going to miss Jonny and Skye and Lee, and I’m going to miss playing Britney Spears and singing and dancing while we close up the gallery.

I am excited to go home though. I get to start planning my birthday party :] So thats fun.

I guess it is kind of bitter-sweet.

I am excited to see the footage that is going to be put up online, and seeing everyone’s edits…

I want to wish everyone the best of luck with however they choose to continue the disembody project.

I will continue blogging on the disembody site as often as I can until I finish my screenplay.

Once again; I would really like everyone to get in touch with me. I believe I am getting a list of everyone’s emails from Lee sometime before I leave so there is no escaping me *muahahahahaha* lol

han had great fun with 80kidz tonight.
fait la danse!
http://www.myspace.com/80kidz

her space holiday on monday night!
xoxo
han

The things I did today (i think):

put the guts back in Honyo’s arcade.
cleaned up a paint tray I left out yesterday, and by “cleaned up” I mean I put the paint tray in a garbage bag and then put the bag in the ally.
messed around with lee’s laptop.
got the web cam working again.
touched some finishing work on the arcadealog (is that how it’s spelled?).
transfered the current files from the confession booth to the mybook hard drive.
ate a really good sandwich, brought to me by our PA Arthur (who also got me to the airport on time).
downloaded KC’s video to the computer running the projector. So, that plays/works, but I have not watched it yet.
tried to copy the hard drive I was using to a new hard drive but there was no time for that to finish.
packed.

I accidentally ran away w/o saying goodbye to Skye, so I called and did that. Hopefully I will be seeing him soon.

Oh, and I was reading a newspaper in Phoenix and missed my flight from there to get to Omaha. So, I’ll home some time around 2pm.

I want the screenplay to be a take on real life, to be a combination of the reality of the project and everyone involved with a few fictional twists.

Unfortunately, because I did not get here until Saturday I really didn’t get to see that much of everyone’s personality and what they think of the project and the people they were working with. I saw enough to understand the end result of the project and to understand some of how people are feeling after being in a small space with the same people for a week attempting to do the (almost) impossible. But the only opinions I am hearing on the turnout and the work and people behind it are Jonny’s, Lee’s and Skye’s. I would really like to hear how other people, who have gone home already, felt during the process and how they felt afterwards, how they feel now that they are separated from the people they worked so closely with.

My goal for the screenplay is to really explore how everyone involved handled the stress and how they reacted to each other, I want it to be thorough. So I would deeply appreciate it if anyone who wants their take on the whole process to be included to get in touch with me and let me know their take on the entire process.

I am interested in how people prepared for the project (the pre-build), how they felt about everything when they first arrived, how those feelings changed as the project got going, I am especially interested in the last three days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, how and when stress levels peaked. And how everyone is feeling now.

So please get in touch with me, give me an idea of your personality during the process and how you felt about the project and especially the people around you.  I would greatly appreciate it.