The Sparrow's Nest

Having a great day? Do you want to utterly ruin it? Watch "Camille," the 1936 story about an utterly playful, lovable woman who doesn't think that happiness can come her way. When it finally does, her lover's stupid father convinces her to leave him because of some higher class-lower class bull crap. Filled with a despicable cast of characters who call themselves Marguerite's friends, who don't get theirs' in the end, and a punching bag that doesn't deserve it, "Camille" will make you laugh, cry, and ax the television set. Of course, anyone's who's watched the original "Annie" will know how "Camille" ends. Why didn't I just stick with "Annie"?

Feeling bad today about your rejection letters? Did you just a get a bulk of letters telling you no? Rejection letters are such a pain in the butt. Here are excerpts from some of those notorious letters that I got. Some of the wretches came in a bulk. 1) IT'S MY BELIEF THAT DESERTS ARE SIGNIFICANTLY COOLER AT NIGHT. YOU COULDN'T SUSPEND MY BELIEF ENOUGH. Arizona deserts can stay 100 degrees at midnight. This dame probably doesn't believe you can get into a wreck in the snow. 2) I COULDN'T TELL WHAT GENRE IT WAS. Seriously? It's full of ghosts and death. 3) YOURS WAS ONE OF THE HIGH-QUALITY SUBMISSIONS WE'VE HAD TO REJECT. Um...so why didn't you accept it? 4) I WOULD HAVE ACCEPTED THIS LAST YEAR. Last year???  Screw you, too! 5) I READ THIS, HAVE LOTS OF SUBMISSION FOR ATMOSPHERE BECAUSE I LOOK AT LOTS OF THEM AND THE SUMBMISSIONS. I WISH I TO GAVE FEEDBACK ON ALL OF THEM. I've been rejected by a man who can't write. 6) YOU...