Hurry Up and Wait

Hmmm…  Thought I’d have news from my work on the Gus Van Sant show, didn’t you?  Well, I haven’t started yet, probably because they haven’t locked down the locations, which is where most of the painting will come in.  It looks like we may be in for a marathon overtime run for the finish line by the time we painters get started.

There are only two small construction projects in the script, but things are always changing, so I am biding my time, working on scheduling jobs to get the flip house going, but there’s not much more I can do until I actually sign the deed to close on the thing, and that event seems to be on the slow boat through escrow town.

Of course I have had free time for more important things—mainly hanging out with my wild hawk friend Tennerin, who is a good source of procrastination from doing the work of getting my work tools and kit really organized.

So, short blog today, hope springs eternal for work tomorrow, but the future is never certain in the great business of show business.  And now I go to the dreaded Garage of Chaos and face the task of loading my truck with approximately 10,000 things large and small, useful or potentially useful, good to have on hand for peace of mind and for whatever the future holds.