Chapter 18 (cont'd)Sam and Simmy went in search of the old, somewhat rusty, bicycles they had spotted propped against a shed earlier in the week.
"Do you think J.P. had a 'transformational' experience today, even a small one?" Simmy wasn't quite sure of the results of the whole kitchen method.
Sam was quiet for a moment, "I think J.P. will have a couple of experiences this week, yet, to help him determine, more definitively, if he has gained valuable insight from this experience. It'll likely come from those two actresses that have played a large part in providing some new thoughts on the subject of respect."
"Well, maybe he'll consider branching out a bit in his ideas of 'time-line.' He probably struggles with the re-writes versus staying on budget. That can't be an easy balancing act."
Sam replied, "We'll see what kind of action he experienced on set today. Dinner should be interesting if he tries to put any of his newly realized wisdom into practise." Sam chuckled. "It's a good thing his cast and crew like him so much. He's in a great learning environment. They all are, really! When everyone wants to learn, you're halfway there. All it takes then is a lot of practise to get it right, so to speak."
"Attitude! Attitude! Attitude! Such a great word when you're trying a new method!" Simmy punched the air in a self-encouraging cheer.
"Let's choose a relaxed attitude today, Sam. With these rickety old bikes, our new method better be a forgiving and patient one." Sam and Simmy laughed as they rode their bikes, feeling the wobble of bent rims coaxing a bit of humor into their day."
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