I fell asleep and missed Gauge at the Admiral last night after listening to her on the radio. That was the very first time I ever listened to B 96 FM and more than likely the last, unless they have me on which one never can tell these days.
Woke up this morning to a barrage if emails from freelancers and modeling agencies. Adultfyi.com reported on our Gauge shoot yesterday and I'm sure AVN, Hustler, and the other adult news sites will pick up on it later this afternoon being they are all in LA.
Hopfully I can get some work done today and take it easy as I'm feeling wiped out, and my immune system is weakening. Time for a bunch of Vitamin C. I haven't been eating right and have been keeping very strange hours.
Tomorrow at 1PM I am meeting the Showtime camera crew and producers of Family Business at a lunch with Seymour Butts that will be aired in January on the weekly cable show. And on Saturday I'm having dinner with Seymour and his fans at Al Dente Cafe which is being taped as will they Pimps And Ho's Ball at Transit Saturday night. So it will be MK in your face for those of you who subscribe to the Showtime Cable Network. I think we'll have a watching party at Tubby's 2 when the show airs next Jan. as long as it is not during AVN AEE which wouldn't make very much sense anyway.
Again onto Gauge, who I cannot say enough good things about. She's witty, can play goofy and be a pro all at the same time. Jason is a kick ass guy to and I really like getting to know him. It's only going to make the trip to Vegas all that much better when we get there as it get really cold here.
And I also want to thank my good friend Karlton for being so professional and not let Gauges nudity affect his work. He seemed comfortable and broght in teh gear and the lights and backdrops and got teh job done in about 3 hours. I thank Grego for the ride and Newbomb for dropping by. It's weird because after this summer the people who work at teh Embassy Suites seem to know us pretty well and went out of their way to greet us and make us feel comfortable in a place that is definitely a lot more Frank Lloyd Wright than I ever noticed before. Thanks to Jeff the bartender if he reads this ever. He invited us in for drinks so it seems he knows us pretty well.
Saturday my aunts and uncle are having a memorial for my mother. I wish I was not committed to work but she and they will all be in my thoughts and in my heart. As of today her ashes still have not arrived but I have a good feeling that they will arrive today or tomorrow. And as I mentioned her before I'm taking them to my favorite vortex high up in Sedona and spreading them there. It's the most beautiful thing I can think to do. Other than that my obligations continue as I have to take her death certificate into the Social Security office for filing. There sure is a lot involved when it comes to death. But I'm learning a lot and I'm looking at life a lot different these days than I did, say 6 months ago.
I'm sure there will be big updates tomorrow.
Posted by Alex Zander at October 28, 2004 12:57 PM