So that's two days in a row you're telling me to write this script that's making me nuts; the one I nearly threw away. Looking around at the other ideas, none seem any better or worse and I told myself I'd write this "just to write it." I HAVE noticed though that I've been through this feeling before while writing and convinced that what I'd concocted was a total steaming load, I tossed the scripts into a drawer never to be seen again. However, a couple of years later I found them and while they're still not great reads, I'm surprised at some of the scenes and how well they read or how clear the characters come through. This script may be another like those, but maybe after a couple of years of storage, I'll find a gem or two in it, too. Thank you for the pep!

Thanks for this post. My current script feels more like a knock-down drag-out fight, than a philosophical float down the "Trust the Process" stream. Determined to work, kick and punch my way out.

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