I have had some successes and so-so experiences thanks to Nine9. My first gig was playing a Texas Ranger in the 1920's as we raided someone's home who was hosting a roaring 20's gambling birthday party. I met some fellow actors and had great fun. I also went to Austin to do a two day filming of "Generation Y"' which is a presentation piece to future contacts; it was lots of fun and they paid. I played "Paw Paw" in the first of three parts of a movie called "The Box" but unfortunately for me, "Paw Paw" passes away in the first segment. Again, I met good people and enjoyed the experience. I worked on the "JR's Funeral" segment of "Dallas" at the Petroleum Club in Dallas over two long days. We were paid well and it was a great learning experience. I was in several scenes but when watching the show on TV, I only saw myself behind Bobby Ewing when he was speaking in one scene. The rest of my wonderful work must have been left on the cutting room but it was a lot of fun and a great experience and met some great people and the actors. Patience has a new meaning for me and it certainly takes time to grab the gold ring. So far, so good.

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