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Our group is still very active, but my busy life (working, writing, raising a toddler) can make my responses very slow! I'm active mostly on social media and my blog (The Blue Honor Blog). Be sure to subscribe and follow me there, so you can submit questions and requests about writing and filmmaking. I'm hoping that many of you are enjoying a great year. In the face of the Corona Virus, I understand that it can be difficult to get your projects done. Most especially, I am watching colleagues disappointed at the cancellations of festivals and competitions they need to make themselves viable in the world of filmmaking. I'm here to tell you that that is ok. You don't want to get sick or make anyone else sick. You won't be able to work like that. This virus is serious. Take care of yourselves. Use this time to work on the business end of your art: writing, planning, booking (for later), researching, storyboards, and all of that stuff you didn't have a minute to sit down to do before.

What an eventful year (since we last spoke). Katie is turning two soon. The time is just flying right by.  What can I say? Last July I welcomed a new luff into my life. With the loss of Sadie in April of 2018, I had no star for my YouTube series: Shagbottom Theater . More importantly, I had lost my companion and was feeling very down in the dumps. No pictures or videos, not even the memories helped that gaping void. As an advocate for adopting pets from shelters, I went on a mission. Soon enough, Fionn was welcomed home. You can watch gotcha day on the channel, too!  Seamus Fionnagain Murchadh Shagbottom: In the upcoming months, I'll be...

2017 was an eventful year for me, and I have let this journal slide for longer than a year. It's time to finally come back. As many of you may already know, I am now a mom. I have a beautiful 8 month old daughter named Katie. I guess that fully explains why I've been away. Being quiet about my journey last year until about this time last year was pretty hard. Those close to me knew what was happening. The previous year had dealt me some hard cards to play, but I got through it. My strength kept me in the game and I now have a lot to show for my efforts. This summer, I hope to bring out another book. You can subscribe to my weekly newslette...