It's a wrap!

Greetings.

Here I am, on a beautiful Tuesday afternoon, sitting in my house in Oswego without a thing to do (at this moment) on the film. I am feeling a little guilty at being so inactive. It won't last for long.

But we've finished shooting "Bernard". Friday last was our last day of shoot. Our final shot was, appropriately, Don Juan and Miguel riding off into the sunset! 15 total days of filming - three months out of our lives - and the really hard part (editing and post) now begins. Again, it was the whole community up here which enabled us to create this magic. A crew came together which was wonderful to be with, and efficient and professional in their actions. We also received a bunch of support from the local community at large - from flowers and barrels from Ontario Orchards to press coverage by Mark Lavoner of WRVO, the local NPR affiliate, everyone has been willing to lend a helping hand. Thanks to all of them!

Now we've one weekend left to the season here in Sterling. I so love this area - it is so lovely and hold so many dear memories. The year here has been a bit warm and wet - but we've all survived. This past weekend was really terrific, too! So many people, so much fun! And now, well, time flies when you're having fun, and time has been flying. I can hardly believe that we'll be at the PA festival in two weeks! It'll be lovely there in Amish country. Hopefully we won't be hit with too much hot weather!

Be well, my friends. And enjoy life in big bites!