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Last night I dreamed that I had decided to start my own business in California. I'm not certain what I was selling, but I know that had my bags packed, and I was heading for the airport by bus. Why I was using public transportation, I'll never know, but it seemed like a good idea at the time.

Problem is, I forgot my suitcase on the bus, so I spent the rest of the dream scrambling around, frantically searching for it. I asked everyone, and even tried to fly off without it, but I wasn't allowed to board the plane.

I woke up feeling slightly stressed, and left for work today wondering why this dream was bothering me so much.

I think that part of it has to do with the fact that first auditions are being held tonight. I think I'm in pretty good shape, but it still bothers me that I'm going to have to divert my focus from The Late Night Show .

One alternative that I've been contemplating is to totally set aside LNS until after the play, and instead focus on getting my "No Compromises" story going. This wouldn't take as much time, because it would essentially be taking stories I've already written in Live Journal from three years ago and telling the story of how Josie and I managed to break apart yet still stay partners in so many ways--and friends.

I know, it's been done before, and nothing is more boring (in my humble opinion) than one guy's coming out story, but the angle here would be how we were able to reinvent our relationship while still keeping the important things intact. And the important thing is, it would still keep me creative.

Any thoughts?
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