Good visit and shoot with poet Gary Miranda, the day's good news. Bad news, I struck out at the library this morning, not a signature. Might have milked that cow dry. If the week is dead, I'll probably stop.
Progress on editing the video, getting pieces together. About 7 mins into it ... looking like it will come out in the 15-20 min range.
A very critical afternoon tomorrow, shooting young Sally. Really important shots. Need to prep in the morning, making sure I get everything I need.
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