My friend Cary has given me a reason to write about fun. Not the band. The lifestyle. The
writing I’ve done for Cary’s organization (SPACIOUS) has uncovered a theme that
I… well, apparently I like working with people. I guess this is a little
surprising because I tend to think of myself as such a misanthropist. Good
thing that’s not all I am!
To read about how I think people are… fun, g'head:
I returned to Washington, DC recently after two weeks at home in California with dozens of memories of carefree fun spent with family and friends. Several lingering favorites took place in San Diego with Nicole Meyers, my former college roommate and chum of 12 years. Nicole is one of those whimsical souls who is just brimming with creative energy and is always game to join a random adventure or collaborate on a new project... (Friends Who Play Together Stay Together)
My first experience writing with friends was at Biola University, where I was studying fiction and screenwriting. The more my classmates and I discussed our characters and storyboards, the more three-dimensional and cohesive they became. I never knew how green I was (and how much potential I had to become better) until that semester of coffee chats and classroom clashes with Mallie, Amber, Adam, and our other collaborators. And the most important skill we developed together was the ability to sacrifice our vanity as writers for the chance to improve... (Tinkerbell and Collaboration)
