I did not know/see! I’ll search for them and reblog/retweet. Thanks for letting me know. :)

OF COURSE I/WE REMEMBER YOU! YOU ARE THE LIGHT OF MY LIFE AND THE FIRE OF MY LOINS. BUT NOT IN A SEXUAL WAY, JUST A LOVING ONE.

LOL, I feel you, girl. It’s from 5.19. Chuck thinks his mother saved his life and goes to talk to Blair about it, but Blair has just gotten her divorce papers from Louis and assumes Chuck wants back in her pants, so she kicks him out. And then Dan assumes the same when he finds out Chuck paid Blair’s dowry, but they are all wrong and Chuck is a precious angel baby. <3

Speaking only for myself, I would have to say that I am actually getting worried. But mor on a selfish level than one of genuine concern, I guess? I mean, if the others were starving on the streets or in deperate need of work, that’d be a different matter. But I have a feeling any of the four of them could get something, so lack of movement on their part must be partially by choice. I’m just annoyed I don’t have new movies starring them to get excited about, lol.

In the meantime, though, I’m really proud of Leighton and happy that she’s kept her career healthy and active. She’s obviously very talented and, more importantly, a hard worker. Hopefully she’ll go far in the industry and we can all cheer her on from the sidelines. <3 

This is a discussion we have pretty frequently. I think Tati and I make weekly declarations to make podcasts for Game of Thrones, Scandal, Arrow, Girls… the list goes on. But it all boils down to us wanting to make a podcast that our Gossip Girl fans and fandom can agree on. Any suggestions?

It’s been tweeted :)

I think it looks like a great story and a really good opportunity for Leighton. She’ll be working with a really talented cast, so I hope she’ll show off her own talents and make some more connections.

As for the rest of the cast, I suppose I am a little surprised they haven’t started working on anything yet. But sometimes small-screen CW fame doesn’t immediately translate to anything, and maybe some of them feel a little burned out after six years and want a little break. I would love to watch any of them in a quality movie or show soon, though, so I’m rooting for them to start filming again!

Chuck is her reality, because their relationship is not based on imagined tropes or relationship fantasies but rather in their mutual love and attraction. Therefore, with Chuck, expectations = reality. Especially since he is so willing to role-play to ensure that’s the case. ;)

Care to Help? :) 

Many of you don’t know, but, Tatiana and I have been working for over a year to launch our television writing career. At this point, we’ve completed our first pilot script, titled Prodigal Daughter.

Prodigal Daughter is a law drama. It’s best described as an hour-long Suits meets Veronica Mars drama that sees the independent, shoots-from-the-hip Sloane Brooks return to New York City after almost a decade to claim the law firm partnership her father uncharacteristically left her in his will. But, a legacy isn’t all that’s waiting for her at home, though: her best friend and first love, Chace Mettler, forces her to confront her past and his heartbreak; her alcoholic mother, Charlotte, has more secrets than she does wine bottles; and mysterious newcomer Gale Morgan brings more questions than answers to the Brooks family table.

This script recently placed in the 2012 Script Pipeline TV Writing Competition, and is a character-driven drama with procedural elements that is targeted at an 18-34 demographic.

At the moment, we’re in the final stages of communication with a few executives and our agent. We’re hoping to raise enough funds to hire a professional to help us take our project through the final pre-production development phase. 

So, we’ve started a Kickstarter campaign in the hopes that some of you lovely folks will donate to our cause. Any assistance provided will help us fully prepare our script for industry circulation, including marketability. We’d appreciate any and all help you can provide to help us achieve our dreams!

Sincerely, 

Chelsea & Tatiana 

P.S. - A big thanks to everyone who has already donated. It means more than you could know! Thank you!

1. The GGirlsss twitter account is now Tati’s personal account and since she has only Ed on Google Alert, he will be tweeted about the most.

2. I mean… what has everyone else been doing? I don’t see much about the cast anywhere. I know Blake was seen at a building not wearing pants, Chace and Matthew Morrison are clearly in love, Leighton is dating Adam Brody, and Ed is looking like a crazy mofo sporting ridiculous facial hair, not sleeping, looking like a meth head (so yes, I do think he’s on drugs), and not ironing his clothes. I kid. I love this cast. For the most part, it seems like they’re all just enjoying some down time after all their hard work over the past 6 years. When they start working on projects again or have some sort of drama in their lives, we will post/Tati will tweet more. But since basically all we’re seeing right now is Leighton and Adam going out and eating enchiladas, we refrain from tweeting.

<a href=”http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/389038588/tv-show-pilot-further-development”>Care to Help? :)</a></p> 

Hi everyone,

Many of you don’t know, but, Tatiana and I have been working for over a year to launch our television writing career. At this point, we’ve completed our first pilot script, titled Prodigal Daughter.

Prodigal Daughter is a law drama. It’s best described as an hour-long Suits meets Veronica Mars drama that sees the independent, shoots-from-the-hip Sloane Brooks return to New York City after almost a decade to claim the law firm partnership her father uncharacteristically left her in his will. But, a legacy isn’t all that’s waiting for her at home, though: her best friend and first love, Chace Mettler, forces her to confront her past and his heartbreak; her alcoholic mother, Charlotte, has more secrets than she does wine bottles; and mysterious newcomer Gale Morgan brings more questions than answers to the Brooks family table.

This script recently placed in the 2012 Script Pipeline TV Writing Competition, and is a character-driven drama with procedural elements that is targeted at an 18-34 demographic.

At the moment, we’re in the final stages of communication with a few executives and our agent. We’re hoping to raise enough funds to hire a professional to help us take our project through the final pre-production development phase. 

So, we’ve started a Kickstarter campaign in the hopes that some of you lovely folks will donate to our cause. Any assistance provided will help us fully prepare our script for industry circulation, including marketability. We’d appreciate any and all help you can provide to help us achieve our dreams!

Sincerely, 

Chelsea & Tatiana