Meg is at her desk writing about Mushi Edamamae, the mayor of Vancouver, and his wife Tammi Tempura. We discovered these two characters by messing around in the kitchen. I was laughing so hard I almost peed. I need to take a break, but have a good start on the Chinatown Miss Honey Bun Beauty Pageant. It's been a great day.
We started it off with a big walk to get fresh air and our bodies moving. When we got back, we went to our masks to get into the right frame of mind. I find that I can move through them quite quickly, but listen to each one individually, so with certain masks I stay a bit longer, and some make me so excited that I jump into writing ideas right away. Like the feeling I get is enough. I think when that happens though I need to stay with it a little longer to see where it takes me.
I struggled with feeling Phyllis through one of my masks, but found a way today for her to feel it's emotions. With another mask, I discovered a great gesture for her when she smokes her Popeye cigarettes. So weather it's something huge and deep, or just a simple gesture, the mask exploration every day is providing a ton of material to play around with.
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