Good stuff in this grim world must be enjoyed for all it can be.

Love, C.

Eep! Yes, I meant both “break the silence” and “broach the subject.” Did I mention that the movie shoot ended at 4:30 AM and I got back at 6?

I also have great sympathy for bartenders now and must tip them more. After spending six hours on my feet behind a bar only pretending to serve drinks, they definitely are are deserving their money.

And yes, Constance, Kate– Very happy and excited. This is all very cool, and it’s also a great pleasure to know that almost all of the work is out of my hands at the moment. I might be called back to provide voice tracks to dub my lines back in (it was a rainy night, making for more car noise than usual, plus there was a fire truck) but it’s all very good and fun.

Looking forward to what the composer comes up with too.

Kevin

But, I’m confused!

“I also have the contract in hand now, so I can go ahead and broach radio (or actually blog) silence.”

Coz you’re breaking radio silence?

Meaning:

1 : to make a breach in [breach a wall]
2 : BREAK, VIOLATE [breach an agreement]
intransitive verb : to leap out of water [ whale breaching]

vs., on the other hand, #1 following, or #3:

1 a : to pierce (as a cask) in order to draw the contents; also : to open for the first time b : to open up or break into (as a mine or stores)
2 : to shape or enlarge (a hole) with a broach
3 a : to make known for the first time b : to open up (a subject) for discussion

As said, I’m very confused now (which, as we all know happens so easily to me)!

Except for — Congratulations, muchacho!

Love, C.