changes...

Molly Ivins was a force of nature. She carried the torch for a lot of Texas gals who were pressured to shut up, do their hair and not bother worrying about politics. She ruffled feathers and I loved her for that, as much as for her fine writing.
Texas has changed a lot in the past 30 years, but outside of Austin, people didn't know what to do about Molly. She'll be missed
A recent quote:

"The next time I tell you someone from Texas should not be president of the United States, please, pay attention."

This morning, I walked into the living room and it was a bright, warm, buttery yellow. It had been periwinkle blue since we shot Pilot and Olo all those years ago. I liked the blue, but I needed a change. It is brighter, lighter, happier in there now. Thanks to the help of a tall, strong friend, who is also a brilliant conversationalist, the room went from blue to yellow in one afternoon. After painting, we took in a movie, The Messengers. I'm not normally a fan of horror films and more than once I jumped in my seat. It's a good film, directed by the Pang brothers, Oxide and Danny. Funny names huh? I recommend it. I also saw Shop Girl and King Kong (the new one) this weekend. I loved them both, for different reasons.

Still cutting Roadside....back to work.