Eric took this great pic of me and Betty last night.  I loved it so much, I made it my Facebook profile pic!

When you shoot work with a little more light or a tripod.

When you shoot work with a little more light or a tripod.

Don't go much for the candid, "in the moment" stuff, do you Lars?  Unfortunately, life doesn't always provide the amount of time necessary to take a professional photo with your husband's cell phone. 

Sheesh!  Throw some salt in the ice cream, why don't you?

...we're thinking of coming and dognapping one or both of them.

We're happy to rent them for parties and bar-mitvahs!

She loved your photo of Bud, too.

I miss my Bud-Bud.  Over a year later and I still get choked up about him.  Hardest day of my life when I buried that cat.  (Mostly because he was a 19-pounder and the hole just was never big enough! -- I kid!  I kid!)

She brilliantly plays herself -- and takes some great shots, too.  (None of the students in the film have ever heard of her.)  And the joke she gets at the climax of the film is wonderful! 

I was absolutely surprised at how many times I laughed out loud -- and I saw this pic in an "art house" with an older audience than I was expecting.  I was one of the youngest there.  I really thought it was going to be a teen gross-out comedy, but was amazed at how sophisticated the humor was.  It had its gross moments, but really "got it" about the writing process.

I mean who else is left living at the end of "part 1"?

Without giving too much away, let's just say the main dramatic device (in the play within the play) is a time machine!