Well, even though we have still yet to reach 50 followers on this site (so I am not sure if I have to give away the signed copy of "Rose") I still secured the blogging gig on Bronx Baseball Daily. I'll link to that from here, and in turn get linked from off the ESPN "Sweet Spot" website and that feels pretty kickass. Thanks for your help, but let's get 6 more followers here. Vote early, vote often...

I've committed myself to actually starting to write down notes on "Caving," the romantic dramedy screenplay. Honestly, the severe lack of a legitimate winter is/was my excuse for not performing all the requisite research for that movie idea although my life does keep imitating my art (or is it the other way around?) in regard to this project. But as I drag my heels through the slush, I'm attempting to pass a few of the screenplays that I wrote as works-for-hire on to the lit-manager. Yes, I'd have to split proceeds with the producers whose ideas birthed the screenplays and whose money paid for them to be written, but if they're just gathering dust they're doing none of us any freaking good.

I really wish I could pry the San Francisco Western script from its producer, but I seriously doubt that will ever happen; sadly I also seriously doubt he'll even attempt to make the film. Connected with him on linked-in it appears as if he isn't even working in the industry any longer. A coincidence of getting married/having a kid? I think not...

After taking the first two grapefruit league games from the Phillies and looking like what passes for invincible in spring training, the Yankees have dropped the last three in a row which, of course, means nothing. But Kuroda and Pineda have both looked good in pinstripes. Today's game is not being telecast so I suppose that means I can work on the screenplay.

Cheers,
Brian