Apple is certainly on my mind, if not on my head. While Jobs is off announcing the next great toy, I'm here newly switched, on deadline, and the damn Powerbook keeps freezing up and opening in recovery mode-OS9.2. How many hard powerdowns and reboots does it take to get somewhere I can change the preferences? Oh, and am I not supposed to be doing touch-ups on audio and outputting at this point instead? I'm posting this from my Thinkpad, BTW.
Long story short, even if I
do get done in time, I don't know if I'll be psychologically ready to go to the
Apple SoHo store tomorrow night (Thursday, Dec. 9, 6:30PM) to hear directors Louis Pepe and Keith Fulton's war stories from
Lost in La Mancha, their hi-larious-looking documentary about Terry Gilliam's
Don Quixote (a phrase as redundant as they come), but it sure
sounds like fun. [Some of you may already know my production company is called
First Sally, so I know from errant adventures and self-delusion. Trivia: First Sally's logo is derived from the
earliest known Quixote illustration, from a 1618 Paris edition of the novel. DMCA
that, Mr Valenti...]
