Great Barrington, MA.

Well its been an adventure this weekend. Friday morning the crew drove up to Great Barrington, Massachusetts. It was exhausting, but I definitely made certain I could enjoy myself. Everyone set up for the shoot. We did rehearsal and then I took off with my new friends. Most of this is a blackout. But my friend is going to pay for a sink that I basically broke at a bar in town. You get almost no reception there. Certain hotspots. So that sucked. The air was amazing. So were the trees. There were a lot of them.

Saturday morning woke up at 5:30 a.m. to be on set. It was freezing at the lakehouse. Then we raced to the train at Wassaic to get back to the city for 12 noon. I had to coordinate another shoot, model a bit, and then be back at Grand Central for the 5:18 p.m. train to Wassaic again to resume filming. When we got to the house, I was drunk, frozen, tired and starving. So it wasn't pretty. I got through it with some more Wild Turkey and a quarter pounder with cheese.
This actor Yost, got on my nerves during filming. I remember at one point threating to cut him if he didn't stop pestering me. He was the biggest tool. I was beyond exhausted. It was 2 a.m. and he kept poking me with his finger on my jacket. Some people just don't get it.

After filming, I was driven back to the house. I hopped in the hot tub and sprawled out while I detoxed. Drank tons of water and then I slept for 5 hours. In the morning, I went to breakfast in the town of Lee. The breakfast special out there was $3.33. That was worth noting. I saw deer, more trees, some old charming houses and an old train that gives historic tours. I went for laps in a pool at a spa. Then more hot tub action. It was heaven. I even got to do a little tree humping as promised. Mike, thanks for being my chauffeur for the duration of the weekend. I am not scared of your swerving anymore.