| Horror and Thriller Non-Fiction posted May 5, 2021 |
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Drafts wills by day, writes screenplay by night
Tedious Turned Terrifying!
by Elizabeth Emerald
I have a helluva headache.
This afternoon, I was, in turn, brain-beaten and blindsided.
I visited a lawyer who specializes in disability trusts; I've been advised that it is in my daughter's interest that her inheritance be protected from seizure by the state (for the purpose of recouping accrued medical costs).
During the tortuous (and torturous) session, I was (and remain) overwhelmed by the ramifications of the sundry permutations of trusts. 'Nuff said.
After 45 minutes, attorney Lane, mercifully, wrapped up the onslaught by way of small talk. She asked what I did for work; I told her about playtime in StoryLand.
She said she was writing a screenplay, which she plans to pitch to Netflix. She's hoping to thereby recoup the million dollars that had been stolen by her long-time trusted paralegal.
I urged her to sign on and run it by us; I'll be on the lookout for Bonus Review (i.e. non-promoted) postings labeled "Horror and Thriller Scripts"; given her unfortunate financial circumstances, I'm unlikely to find it in the payout pages.
It would be pointless at this time to rack my wracked brain for title suggestions; perhaps, in a day or ten, it will be up for the task.
Meantime, if you can conjure something clever, I'll pass it on.
I have a helluva headache.
This afternoon, I was, in turn, brain-beaten and blindsided.
I visited a lawyer who specializes in disability trusts; I've been advised that it is in my daughter's interest that her inheritance be protected from seizure by the state (for the purpose of recouping accrued medical costs).
During the tortuous (and torturous) session, I was (and remain) overwhelmed by the ramifications of the sundry permutations of trusts. 'Nuff said.
After 45 minutes, attorney Lane, mercifully, wrapped up the onslaught by way of small talk. She asked what I did for work; I told her about playtime in StoryLand.
She said she was writing a screenplay, which she plans to pitch to Netflix. She's hoping to thereby recoup the million dollars that had been stolen by her long-time trusted paralegal.
I urged her to sign on and run it by us; I'll be on the lookout for Bonus Review (i.e. non-promoted) postings labeled "Horror and Thriller Scripts"; given her unfortunate financial circumstances, I'm unlikely to find it in the payout pages.
It would be pointless at this time to rack my wracked brain for title suggestions; perhaps, in a day or ten, it will be up for the task.
Meantime, if you can conjure something clever, I'll pass it on.
This afternoon, I was, in turn, brain-beaten and blindsided.
I visited a lawyer who specializes in disability trusts; I've been advised that it is in my daughter's interest that her inheritance be protected from seizure by the state (for the purpose of recouping accrued medical costs).
During the tortuous (and torturous) session, I was (and remain) overwhelmed by the ramifications of the sundry permutations of trusts. 'Nuff said.
After 45 minutes, attorney Lane, mercifully, wrapped up the onslaught by way of small talk. She asked what I did for work; I told her about playtime in StoryLand.
She said she was writing a screenplay, which she plans to pitch to Netflix. She's hoping to thereby recoup the million dollars that had been stolen by her long-time trusted paralegal.
I urged her to sign on and run it by us; I'll be on the lookout for Bonus Review (i.e. non-promoted) postings labeled "Horror and Thriller Scripts"; given her unfortunate financial circumstances, I'm unlikely to find it in the payout pages.
It would be pointless at this time to rack my wracked brain for title suggestions; perhaps, in a day or ten, it will be up for the task.
Meantime, if you can conjure something clever, I'll pass it on.
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