Not dead, not terribly busy, still not employed.
Not all is uneventful, however. One day we walked into Petsmart to pick up some food for Trevor and Lucille 2, and oops! a tiny full-grown cat named Jenna came home with us.
I get it. We're Cat People. I am so happy about rescuing these purrfect (wocka wocka) little pets and giving them a good life. I mean, that said-- we're DONE rescuing. We are not Hoarder Cat People or Stinky House Cat People or 1000 Cats In The House Cat People. That would be a lot of vacuuming. Zoinks.Between rescuing Jenna the Tiny Cat and validating the existence of the other two, watching my stories, and finishing my gallery walls (which are awesommmmmmme seriously come over some time and see my handiwork and hang out for a while I'm not joking), I've also begun the process of trying to secure talent representation for myself.
The only reason I bring this up on the blog is because hopefully by posting, someone out there in Internet Land will read and perhaps assist in some advice/recommendation/referrals to agents, specifically in the Salt Lake area, although I'm more than happy to Go Bigger if the opportunity presented itself. I've talked to so many people and done a lot of research about agencies in SLC so it's not like I don't know what's out there. I just need some assistance in the next step-- a referral or an appointment or anything.
My headshot and resume are linked in the sidebar, which some may find helpful, and I truly do appreciate anything that might help me get this goal off the ground. I'll be sure to thank you in my Emmy acceptance speech one day.
Love you, blogland. I'll visit more regularly-- promise.
