Heavy Metal

WHAT'S ON MY BRAIN: October 1, 2004

Guys, girls, and general gang--first let me apologize for leaving you all hanging for nearly a month without any thoughts from me--WHAT'S ON MY BRAIN?--I would give a trillion dollars to someone that could help me fill you in on what has been going on around here! The typing it all out alone would take several weeks, and a team of specialist to put it all into some kind of understandable order.

So guess what? I ain't going to be the one to do it tonight. It's about 1:30am right now, I just finished watching something on DVD while working, and couldn't even tell you what it was. Shit, had to get up and look--it was the "Alamo"--left quite an impact on me as you can see--wait till it comes on cable if you care to catch it.

Okay, nutshell it baby--working on an animated version of "Highlander"--been calling Simon about a project for six days and haven't got a call back from him yet, something must be up with him across the pond, I have four companies out raising money for Heavy Metal films, working on four scripts, and drawing, finishing taxes, and still need to pack for a quick trip to the east before I go to bed…sorry, that was lame--I promise to give you some real details next week.

Yes, there will be a next week, I won't wait so long to get these "What's On's" back on track, as I do miss writing them for the few folks that get a bit of a kick out of them. Also promise to get the regular updates back on track, and KR has promised to get the new and improved message boards back up and on track.

So here comes the bragging bits from yours truly--as I mentioned before, Julie bought me a 1996 Chevy Impala back in 2000, and I loved it more than a man should love a car--but after about 650 trips to the repair shop over the last six months, I had to let it go--the first three photos are of me saying good bye, and the fourth is of the new ride--yes, I had to do it--a Caddy EXT. I bought Julie one a few years back, and everytime my car was in the shop I got to drive hers, and had to make the leap. My new baby, don't mean to rub it in anyones nose, but if you drove in LA you'd understand how important having a lot of "METAL" around in heavy traffic is needed.

The next shot is of a missing person. Julie used a new inflatible doll for one of her crazy website shoots, who turned up missing recently. I was waiting for Simon to come back for a visit so we could beat it up in the pool, but one day she was gone! We think it could be one of the gardeners, but we decided not to mention the issue--whatever makes them happy, and as long as nothing else turns up missing.

Next up, yes, as requested by many on the message boards before it was shut down to be revamped, two new shots of the doggies--all beautiful, and a great replacement for kids! No need to start college funds and what not--and all the love you'd ever want from a creature all day long.

Last but not least, your favorite handyman setting up some kind of bondage contraption for a shoot Julie was doing with one of her favorite bondage models, Masumi Max--sometimes I love the fact I get to work at home, and help out with the little things…

Okay kids, 2:00am is gaining fast and I need to get up at five for an early morning flight. Sorry if this latest installment wasn't "ME" I'm all over the map these days, and hope to get back to my kind of normal soon. Promise to get back on track for you all next week.

All my best to you! Kevin