My Theory of Relativity

Einstein was a genius.  We know this.  I have discovered it anew this week.  Among many things, Einstein's combined theories of relativity posit that the faster you move the slower time passes as measured against a stationary object.  This has been the story of my life lately.  I know scientists hate it when physical principals are applied to human interaction, but it is applicable here, so I will.  With the day job and the show and my family and my run last week seemed to have more hours in it than usual.  I got so much done.  Yes I was tired and my weight results were less than what I would hope, but for three years I let things happen to me and I felt this week more in control of my destiny than at any other time in my life.  Then this week I have four evenings in a row off.  And the test begins.  It is going to be easy to slip back into a more leisurely pace, but if I can capture the feeling of the last few weeks I can do so much.  I don't think I need to actually stay as busy, especially since a little rest has already helped my health and weight (I am down about 5 pounds so far this week).  I just need to keep the urgency and momentum.  This week has been a good continuation.  I got new headshots taken Tuesday, got them printed at Walgreens (time was short) yesterday, and had an audition with Marriott today.  And it was a pretty good audition.  We'll see how it turns out.  I think the key is going to be staying vigilant and aware.  I need to keep asking myself what I have done for my health AND career lately.  Before I post a couple of the headshots a bit of housekeeping.  Because I work early this Saturday I will be doing my weigh in on Sunday again this week.  It is going to give a truer and more consistent number if I don't do my weigh in 4 hours earlier than I usually do.