You'll be proud of me, NYC improvisers...

[Dunford]

Yesterday, in my sixth-grade class, I taught writing to 29 impressionable young writers. I introduced an organizer I created as a writer's checklist, an all-purpose guide to writing in any situation. It focused on writing with detail and clarity.

Its title?

"The Yes-And Guide To Writing"

The spirit is still alive in this one.

I hope you're proud of what I'm doing, and that I'm bringing a little bit of Del to my little corner of the state.

love
dunford

 

[Resnik]

Charna's lawyers will be contacting you in the morning.

And congratulations, mon ami.

 

[LuluB]

mister d., i'm proud of everything you do! well. . . now that i think of it that thing you did with that kitty and those ping pong balls was really embarassing. but other than that, i'm very proud.

you go rock that following your dream shit. rock it out!

erika

 

[crazygal]

You go boy

 

[Holmes]

That's really great. I think that the improv mindset of agreement can be applied to SO many things, writing especially. It's great that someone's out there actually saying so.

Kudos.

 

[Whines]

Well done, Dan.

 

[d_chadwick]

Does anybody teach improv to kids? They would be very good at it, I bet.
An all middle-school Harold Night would be insane.

 

[ameygirl]

Dan rules you guys!

 

[Dunford]

Thanks.

I just completed my first full-time teaching job app, and the words "Upright Citizens Brigade Theater" were on it.

UCBT 4Real.