April 20, 2005

  • This past Saturday I spoke at Washington State University (WSU) in Pullman, WA.  And it was a crazy day.  Here was how the 22-hour itinerary played out:


    4:30 am -5:30 am: Drive to Airport/Check in.

    6:30 am – 9:16 am: Fly out of L.A./2 hr 15 min layover in Salt Lake

    12:15 pm: Fly into Spokane, WA. Airport

    12:15 pm – 2 pm: Drive to Pullman, WA.

    2 pm – 3 pm: Lunch with Students

    3:15 pm - 5:15 pm: Speak/workshop at WSU

    5:30 pm -  7 pm: Drive back to Spokane, WA. Airport.

    7:35 pm: Fly out of Spokane/2 hr layover in Las Vegas

    1:14 am: Land in L.A.

    1:14 am-2:14 am: Drive back home

    Why the rush?  Well at the time the reservation was made, I was on “high alert” taking into consideration my daughter possibly being born 2 weeks early.  But with her being born 5 weeks early and already here — that precaution was pretty much moot… but very exhausting.   I’m still recooping from a fever/chills and lack of sleep.  I’m never, ever going to go on that kind of schedule again. 


    And the funny part is, the only reason I’m trying to quickly nurse myself back into good health is because I know I’ll get sick in the next 4 weeks shooting “Hatchet“ at night… and in the rain.           

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