Samantha Brown

September, 2008 Archive

Santa Fe (crew)

September 18, 2008, 12:00 AM  |  Comments (6,409)  |  Permalink

I hate heights.

I\’m only 5\’\’3\”, and that\’s really as high up as I ever like to go. Our office is on the 12th twelfth floor, and I can\’t go near the windows. It\’s bad, not even a fear really, but an all-consuming, shaky legs, cold sweat terror. So it makes perfect sense that I\’m about to go up in a hot- air balloon.
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Posted By: lesley grossman

LA (crew)

September 7, 2008, 5:56 PM  |  Comments (6,420)  |  Permalink

Injuries I Have Sustained in the Last Six Months of Production:

  • Sprained ankle (flip- flops, meet slippery wet floor.)
  • Concussion (oh, hi there, steamep pipe.)
  • Sprained wrist (I …don\’t even know.)
  • Poison ivy (tip: don\’t use a cheese grater on it.)
  • Food poisoning (ugh.)
  • Sliced fingertip (I still have no feeling there.)
  • Seasickness (that was fun.)
  • Broken toe (poor little lefty.)
  • Strep throat
  • The flu
  • Allergic reaction to antibiotics for said flu (insult, meet injury.)
  • Broken blood vessels in both eyes (sexy!)
  • A wide variety of bumps, bruises, scrapes, and scratches
  • Fire- ant bite (oh my god, that was painful.)
  • Burnt hand (Kids, listen to your science teacher. Microwave\’d glass is hot.)
  • Waterslide rash (I swear.)
  • Rug burn (ow ow ow.)
  • More sunburns than I can count.
  • Not to mention all the times I\’ve bruised my pride.

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Posted By: lesley grossman

Brooklyn (crew)

September 3, 2008, 10:55 PM  |  Comments (7,041)  |  Permalink

Brooklyn is Huge

I\’m not originally from New York, so I\’m not terribly familiar with all of the boroughs yet. I spend the majority of the time in Manhattan – where our office is and where I lived for the first few years. I\’ve had friends in Brooklyn, but I\’d just go visit and we\’d go to a bar or a restaurant, and then I\’d go back to more familiar parts. Long story short, I never really explored Brooklyn as a neighborhood. Turns out it\’s huge.
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Posted By: michael petrella