Life on the casting walk and organization

A great week so far, took off right after I saw our illustrious Bishop Sunday night to spend a few hours and a day up near Bear Lake Utah side for a High Council Pow-Wow. The day of a MC officer as well as Regional Director of an organization such as hours is no 9 to 5 job or task. It involves hours even days, between administering to the needs of 250,000 members of an organization that amazingly started with just 15 farm area gearheads in 1982 that has exceeded far beyond anything that any of us thought it would become. Which is why I'm announcing that the project of an docudrama movie, and a possible series, based on our organization has been given the green light and many of us now are trying to figure out who will play who. Its not easy casting. The male parts of the film are being done by club members, its casting the female side is the real chore. From casting tweens to play us as we were young and the varied girlyfriends we had back then, including one that I had a terrible crush on, to the rest of the teen , young adult and adult women, is a trying task. Think of our film as the Son's of Anarchy went Hazzard County or vice versa, as the base description. From the first organizational meeting as kids in a back garage space, to that day at the Polish Palace aka now the Snake River Grill. From that first airing of our radio station then to what that has became today. From that first toe kiss in 1979 to the many that have happened since. From that first excursion from being a lusting teen, to that adult woman that showed me the passions of an intimate exchange. All will be shown. And not just me the rest of the club, from Bro's first get it on session with Claressa to the secret hot ponds party, and many other segments, this film will be a blockbuster. The film is being produced by us with help of Sam Peckinpaw's son, and a screenwriter that used to help on another series, called Summer-of-42, and a excellent film and crew. 
Much of the film will be shot in and around Hazzard Idaho, as well as Layton Utah and of course here near Evanston Wyoming. The film has not yet been rated. But it has now became a situation of yet another thing thrust upon my plate. 
Been getting a bunch of inquiries. Mostly from Casting360, of which for every lady , I get 4 guys. How many times do I need to tell them, WOMEN ONLY!! Its casting tweens especially girls that's trickey. A few years ago that wasn't such a tight rope to walk, today with and justifiably so, but today there is such a paranoia out there, dealing with under aged girls that makes it risky. 
Was up on the brush fire lines flying air suppression for our company, we finally got our turn, there. But there comes a time you need to park the byrds and let em cool off , serviced and refuel, which gives me a chance to catch some sleep. 
So I'm not on the air until mid day Friday, and all this weekend.
TTYLY