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October 2, 2001
Hey everybody, I'm having my sister on the east coast type this for me (Hi there, I’m
Melanie; blame spelling and typos on me.) it's super late for her so I'm running out of time.
If you want to hear the whole story, you're going to have to read my toddlerstoday diary,
too.
On September fifth, we arrived in Los Angeles. We've been out here nearly a month.
We're getting ready to move to a larger apartment (Yah!). Kirk is loving being reunited
with his father. They are such men. How is Kirk liking his new school? We'll talk about
that another time.
Kirk had to get two shots to be able to go to school out here. I told the poor baby when
he was four that he wouldn't have to get any more until he was fourteen and now they've
made liar out of me. He's really loving the southern California lifestyle. He loves the
beach, and he's totally psyched about seeing his mom on tv this season. WHAT?!?! Didn't
I tell you? No, I’m not the star of a new tv show. I have not been discovered. Chances
are you'll never see me. I have started doing ‘extra’ work. I'm in a baseball scene on
“Inside Schwartz.” I am in a news conference on “The District.” I'm in a street scene on
“Off Centre,” and on “Scrubs” (Thanksgiving episode). How about this- I got paid $75 to
sit in the audience of "The Other Half" yesterday. Is Hollywood great or what?!
Tomorrow, I'm going to shoot a bar scene for “Citizen Baines.” Have I met anyone cool?
No. Have I gotten any autographs? No. Will I? No. But- There's always a big butt
(inside joke between author and typist), but I can tell my grandkids that I was on tv.
Well, my sister is near unconsciousness, and she has an early NOON class tomorrow (I
have class at noon but I usually get up at 7:30 or 8, thank you very much), so I'd better let
her go and you as well. My love to everyone (especially you Jennifer Davis- e-mail my
sister to get my phone number (dream2i49@hotmail.com)). Talk to you really soon.
Jenna
p.s. Seriously, here's a whole lot more so go read toddlerstoday.
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