I’ve seen that book if Melissa has it — Melissa? It sounds familiar. Sounds like something I would have bought as a gift, browsed, and passed on to the lucky birthday girl.

I’m so glad you will come watch my movie. Big smiles here. 1 Ticket reserved! I’ll use that in my self-promotion marketing letters when I send out the script.

Haven’t seen Juno yet. But when your movie comes out I’ll watch it!

That sounds like a good book your reading. Maybe I’ll check it out. Have you heard of The Women’s Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets, by Barbara G. Walker. It would be a great resource for screenwriting.

I think the world is waiting for our spin on the feminine.

Oh, I did read that Book by Edith Hamilton that Muzz suggested. It is a good resource.

Shaner — Ick! Eagles eating this guy’s liver everyday? Not sure that is a movie I want to see. Stealing the fire for the people, that’s very Robin Hood. Great mini Greek mythos lesson. I definitely want to learn more. One thing I do know is that the Greeks took lots of their stories from other earlier civilizations and changed the names. It’s amazing how certain stories ring true for all of humanity throughout the millennium. My goal is to resonate like that with new stories.

Muzz — Thanks for the good book suggestion. Yeah, I have been so inspired just browsing through the book I mention in this post. Really cool inspiring stories. Yeah, the bottles I buy myself are also from Trader Joe’s, ranging from the fine Charles Shaw 2.99 to 17.99 if the company is real special.

Melissa — If I ever met a real living goddess, it was you!