I am Brindley and this be Laurie and we are the Boggs. I fight Mental
Illness Stigma, and She fights for Solutions on Climate Change…

~

John
E Wordslinger’s The Asylum Cook And the Weather Woman is an outstanding
screenplay, giving an equal depth of life to all characters including
the central characters, Brindley & Laurie : a young couple who
represents the struggling beings of modern days. The variety of thoughts
here is eclectic. This book allegorically shows how life is the weather
itself and how we don’t need to be at an insane asylum to become crazy
by walking over the thin thread of our sanity, just a windy storm of
everyday life is enough… Here, the life of Laurie with her tears of joy
wishing to hold her baby daughter brings ‘Faith’ of living in hope to
all of us. Author Wordslinger’s wonderful depiction truthfully presents
us that there is darkness all around us, but there is also an exit made
of light to escape the dark. Indeed the moment of illumination in the
end invites the audience to stay positive in any kind of social approach
in today’s world.  _Munia Khan

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SYNOPSIS:

THE ASYLUM COOK & THE WEATHER WOMAN by John E. WordSlinger - A young couple, the man works as a cook at an asylum, and his wife goes to school to be a weather lady… Both have the perfect careers: The weather person gets paid the same if they are wrong or right. The world seems crazy so feeding them well, you do the observation… The weather and the insane are somewhat similar; they drool, snarl, and cry. Sunshine well that’s when times are fine, or are they?

I am Brindley and this be Laurie and we are the Boggs. I fight Mental Illness Stigma, and She fights for Solutions on Climate Change…

~

John

E Wordslinger’s The Asylum Cook And the Weather Woman is an outstanding

screenplay, giving an equal depth of life to all characters including

the central characters, Brindley & Laurie : a young couple who

represents the struggling beings of modern days. The variety of thoughts

here is eclectic. This book allegorically shows how life is the weather

itself and how we don’t need to be at an insane asylum to become crazy

by walking over the thin thread of our sanity, just a windy storm of

everyday life is enough… Here, the life of Laurie with her tears of joy

wishing to hold her baby daughter brings ‘Faith’ of living in hope to

all of us. Author Wordslinger’s wonderful depiction truthfully presents

us that there is darkness all around us, but there is also an exit made

of light to escape the dark. Indeed the moment of illumination in the

end invites the audience to stay positive in any kind of social approach

in today’s world. _Munia Khan

~

Cast of Characters:

CARA (Mid twenties, and looking out the cell-room window, she's tall, long feathered shiny black hair, and blue eyes. All about her be sexy, mostly dominate, it be in her eyes. When she looks at you know she knows what she's doing) - BRINDLEY (He be in his forties with brown hair, and brown eyes. He is fit, and walks with a gentle smooth but intimidated stride through the parking lot to the psych ward where he works) - LAURIE (My wife has been going to school to be a weather forecaster to analyze atmospheric simulations from some of the most powerful computers on the planet. To collect observed data from stations, satellites, and buoys worldwide. I am smart but she my beautiful wife with her soft blonde hair, and never forget her cheeks, furthermore blue silverish eyes, has mastered physics, calculus, computer science, and of course, atmospheric science.) - GREGG (Dark hair and tall. He is in his thirties, and he glows with, yes I am a smart ass, and one thing on my mind, sex) - NURSE ANNE (In her fifties, short, and heavy. Dyed blonde hair, robotic, always looks irritated, and surely scornful.) - NOVAJIA (In her thirties, a beautiful women, dressed with taste, and dignity, although hiding something, secret be she be a nympho) - LESS (a young man, a 300 pound orderly) - DEBBIE (LAURIES best friend, and college classmate, and in her twenties, short blonde hair, sassy, and funny.) - DR. COLTRANE (in his forties, short, seemed isolated, and perverted all his life, and not a notion of the heaven be going on in outer reality.) - PROFESSOR KING (a tall man in his late 30's with long hair, and wore tinted seeing glasses. He talked with a clear, and smooth voice.) - DOCK SIMPSON (Chief Meteorologist, the great cadet of meteorology from world war two. He is in his sixties, wore glasses, stern, happy, and full of light.) - DOCTOR FLORES, (in his forties, a thick, squat man, with a large dark and flat face, and no speculation in his eye) - THREE DETECTIVES, in their 50's a blonde, brunette, and red head.

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