Quote by TonyaL
Thank you Sir, for the drink. Jeff and Scott thank you for the accolades but he truly takes his character as another persona. The hardest for me was seeing him standing over his own grave. That was the last year at our hayride. The next year he returned at the hotel. He has made many friends with the same interest and loves his time at the hotel. We get to go Friday night as like a dress rehearsal before opening day, which is perfect timing for his brother to see him.
Scott my boy is almost 21 and outside of what he had to read for school he has read biographies of people he's interested in and mostly of Stephen Kings books as well as Go Ask Alice which is something I have had almost all the kids that are close to me and came to my house.
That's really interesting, Tonya. I've always enjoyed going through the haunted house/fields/trails every October and have met a few of the actors afterward. They are always super chill, fun people in my experience. People don't think about it often, but standing in the hot, dark, cramped spaces with makeup and strobes plus fog for hours on end takes a lot of dedication. I'd never thought about the actors having a persona or a backstory for their character, but it makes so much sense.
Rabies, the half dog boy. That's just awesome. Number 5 is my favorite. And the chain he wears in gnarly.
I'm just trying to be helpful, not an ass.
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I finally started it this week and wrote almost 24,000 words in the first four chapters, in five days. Those that like this genre, seem to be enjoying it. I know I am enjoying writing it. I've already started working the next chapter and have multiple ideas for future installments. It's like a jolt of caffeine for the creative soul. I'm writing something that I really enjoy when I sit at my computer or iPhone.