Holiday Business
HappyNew Year to all! I, for one, am glad 2004 is over. Between the election, Iraq, the tsunamis, and financial and family problems, it's been rocky. With several interesting (paying) projects, retirement income, and a sense that, politically, things couldn.t get worse, I embrace the arrival of 2005.
But I do wonder whether some of the people I work with even were aware of the holidays. I know filmmakers can be an obsessive lot, but calls on Christmas Eve, appointment scheduling on Christmas Day, a call about submission info at ll:00 pm on New Year,s Eve and asking for a script consultation at Noon on New Year,s Day seems like a luttle much. I know that I'm notorious for late night phone calls and leaving messages on office machines in the middle of the night, but even I respect holidays.
What ths portends for the New Year I won't guess, but have a Happy New Year anyway.
But I do wonder whether some of the people I work with even were aware of the holidays. I know filmmakers can be an obsessive lot, but calls on Christmas Eve, appointment scheduling on Christmas Day, a call about submission info at ll:00 pm on New Year,s Eve and asking for a script consultation at Noon on New Year,s Day seems like a luttle much. I know that I'm notorious for late night phone calls and leaving messages on office machines in the middle of the night, but even I respect holidays.
What ths portends for the New Year I won't guess, but have a Happy New Year anyway.
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