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Busy Week

Last week was one hectic week!! About 150 people flew in from around the world to attend our 2010 conference. Our little group was busy trying to get filmmakers to let us show early footage from their films. It was rough but we were able to see a ton of footage and a lot of directors were able to show up and introduce their materials. In addition to watching footage and attending seminars like "how to prevent piracy" and "assets in the digital age" we did a lot of eating. It started last Sunday night at a Brazilian restaurant and ended on Friday at a lunch at the studio dining room. I was one tired lady at 6pm on Friday.

Yesterday, we spent all day preparing our house for a dinner party for 8 people. The hubby made a trip to the butcher's and came home with a $65 piece of meat! Damn, was his Beef Wellington ever good! I think perhaps my hubby and his mother could go into the restaurant business if they wanted to. All of our guests raved over the food. It's pretty fun getting to use the china and the pretty napkins that were given to us for our wedding. Even more fun to spend time with people you don't normally see. Throw in some fancy champaign from France and some yummy desserts you have a pretty good evening. Even Moses had a good time. I am pretty sure he has never seen so much food in his life!

We managed to sleep in until about 8AM today. That Moses runs our household. Just finished cleaning up the remainder of the dishes and hubby took Moses for a walk. Now to enjoy the sun that has decided to reappear. We plan to enjoy this beautiful day.

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