Comments on: The Island of Screenplay Writers http://wttf.org/2007/08/04/the-island-of-screenplay-writers/ Sporadic cartoons from my nether regions. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:08:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: James http://wttf.org/2007/08/04/the-island-of-screenplay-writers/#comment-783 James Mon, 06 Aug 2007 14:59:02 +0000 http://wttf.org/2007/08/04/the-island-of-screenplay-writers/#comment-783 The other book is My Side of the Mountian, about this kid that runs away and lives in the forest, he hollows out a big tree and lives inside it. It was a pretty inspiring book, I think about it whenever I'm camping.... I must have read it 15+ years ago. The other book is My Side of the Mountian, about this kid that runs away and lives in the forest, he hollows out a big tree and lives inside it. It was a pretty inspiring book, I think about it whenever I’m camping…. I must have read it 15+ years ago.

]]> By: Jeremy http://wttf.org/2007/08/04/the-island-of-screenplay-writers/#comment-773 Jeremy Mon, 06 Aug 2007 00:45:09 +0000 http://wttf.org/2007/08/04/the-island-of-screenplay-writers/#comment-773 OMG hatchet! I loved that book! I used to fantasize about that kind of thing happening to me all the time. I think it had more impact on my life than any book I've ever read next to Ishmael. Ooooh Canada, perhaps the last of the unspoiled wild left in North America. It can be insanely cold at times. Make sure to pack lots of non-cotton clothes. Wool is great for that sort of thing. Thanks for sharing this. I'm glad I appeal to fellow hermits and Hatchet readers. OMG hatchet! I loved that book! I used to fantasize about that kind of thing happening to me all the time. I think it had more impact on my life than any book I’ve ever read next to Ishmael.

Ooooh Canada, perhaps the last of the unspoiled wild left in North America. It can be insanely cold at times. Make sure to pack lots of non-cotton clothes. Wool is great for that sort of thing.

Thanks for sharing this. I’m glad I appeal to fellow hermits and Hatchet readers.

]]> By: Vanessa http://wttf.org/2007/08/04/the-island-of-screenplay-writers/#comment-765 Vanessa Sat, 04 Aug 2007 14:40:56 +0000 http://wttf.org/2007/08/04/the-island-of-screenplay-writers/#comment-765 I would have to say Cast away is more suitable for me, opposed to Gilligan’s Island, for that "stranded" scenario. I have always been somewhat of a hermit myself. When I was younger the book Hatchet, and there was another one about a boy who ran away and lived in a Sequoia tree, always rubbed me the right way. I guess it would be a bit easier for me than most others, I did grow up in the middle of a pine forest in rural Georgia. For heat my sister and I were put to work chopping wood for our wood burning stove, and AC...lol yeah that was only in our greatest dreams. I never did mind living like that, in fact after my husband and I tied the knot we set out and lived in Kings Canyon for a few months, just living on what we could find in the forest, and bathing in the mountain water streams. It helped a lot that we are both vegetarian. We moved to the city of Exeter, a very small city in the middle of California, when I became pregnant. Well, I would have to say that I would never deprive my children of the wonderful joys of technology, so we now live in a nice size city in North Augusta, SC. Though this is only the tip of our journey. Canada is next ^_^ I would have to say Cast away is more suitable for me, opposed to Gilligan’s Island, for that “stranded” scenario. I have always been somewhat of a hermit myself. When I was younger the book Hatchet, and there was another one about a boy who ran away and lived in a Sequoia tree, always rubbed me the right way. I guess it would be a bit easier for me than most others, I did grow up in the middle of a pine forest in rural Georgia. For heat my sister and I were put to work chopping wood for our wood burning stove, and AC…lol yeah that was only in our greatest dreams. I never did mind living like that, in fact after my husband and I tied the knot we set out and lived in Kings Canyon for a few months, just living on what we could find in the forest, and bathing in the mountain water streams. It helped a lot that we are both vegetarian. We moved to the city of Exeter, a very small city in the middle of California, when I became pregnant. Well, I would have to say that I would never deprive my children of the wonderful joys of technology, so we now live in a nice size city in North Augusta, SC. Though this is only the tip of our journey. Canada is next ^_^

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