D’Andrea Bryant Guestbook

It’s that special day of the year when a loved one’s heart beats a little faster when they think of the love of their life.  It’s a great tradition and I’m grateful that I can express my sentiments in this way via your Guestbook.

And…I’ve got a couple of Valentine’s Day presents for you:  The rewrite of the pilot TV script for our TV show is done.   Whew!  Over the next couple of weeks I’ll be getting it out to the prospective producers and talents that we had planned to associate with the project.  When those responses start to trickle in, I’ll post them right here, Babe. 

Also…In preparation of the relaunching of our web site’s– http://www.dandreadoes.com –shopping cart later this year which will definitely be the bomb, I’ve posted your IMDB (International Movie Data Base) web page.  It has most of your credits on it but with more to come.  Those interested in checking it out can go to http://www.imdb.me/dandreabryant.  Until I can provide the IMDB staff with your work credits that they are lacking,  visitors there can click on the “resume” link. 

February certainly does fly by–talk about a short month, huh?  Okay, Babe, I’m logging out with parting words of everlasting love for you.  Oh, by the way, I fixed your grandfather clock, which of course in now mine, and it chimes loud, clear and beautifully now.  When it wasn’t working it was though something was missing.  We’ve got our connection back!

Happy Valentine’s Day again, “Precious” I will love you always.
–H.L.

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Happy Birthday, D’Andrea!  I wanted to post your birthday greeting here so that others will know that in the future when December 3rd rolls around, its “your day” and time to celebrate the wonderfulness of your life. 

This posting gets online a little late because the WordPress login page continually rejected my password.  You and I know that that’s okay, “Things happen for a reason,” right, Baby?

Now, I can officially give you your birthday present.  Of course, you already know what it is because you were watching me from Up There as I was writing it.  Yes, that’s it, the completed rough draft of the feature-length, pilot script for our dramatic television series!   Wow, “ain’t it cool?”

As I’m working on the rewrite to have the official first draft ready to submit to prospective producers in January 2010, I want to say just how proud I am of you.  If it were not for the original story that you wrote that inspired the series that I created, audiences will be looking at an entirely different product.

I’m going to direct my comments to your friends and fans now:  I am not going to be too specific about the nature of the project in this posting.  I will return to do that; I still have to register the script with the Writers Guild of America.  But rest assured when little details like that are done I’ll be able to share more of the nature of the script and even its progress in terms of finding a home at one of the networks. 

D’Andrea, there’s lots to do and as you know I celebrated your birthday privately on “your day” and I DID feel your presence, as I often do.  I am truly blessed to be able to cherish your memory as the love of my life.  So, I’m going back to work some more on the script rewrite.  Once again, Happy Birthday, Baby.

Love, Always
H.L.
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It’s true, D’Andrea brought joy to everyone with whom she came in contact.  D’Andrea never met a person she didn’t have a smile for.  I was the recipient of that joyous smile a thousand times over having been her personal and professional partner in life for over twenty years.

Our first encounter was not face to face.  The first time that I saw D’Andrea’s incredibly beautiful face was when photographer Daniel Green. Jr. submitted a picture of her as a possible cover model for *PLAYERS Magazine.   [*PLAYERS the international men's magazine not the publication featuring musicians.]   At that time I had been the publication’s editor-in-chief well over two years and had seen the photos of hundreds of beautiful women to consider for its cover and pictorials.  It was not until I saw D’Andrea’s photograph that I fell in love.

When we met for the first time it was kismet.  We became immediate friends.  We were delighted that we were both Sagitarrians.  I helped her to find her first apartment when she relocated to Los Angeles from New Jersey.  With each passing week that we worked together our bond grew stronger and stronger.  We found our own way of letting eachother know how we felt.  For me, I was beyond joyful when D’Andrea confided to me that she cared for me as much as I cared for her.  From that moment own there was no looking back.  We were joined at the hip; we were one.

As I carry on in the months and years to come to bring our joint projects into fruition, much of what I do will be to make known on as wide a scale as possible the magnificentness of D’Andrea.  Just like Michael Jackson and the title of his song, D’Andrea is “Gone too Soon” from our dimensional plane.  However, D’Andrea does live on in our hearts and minds and her essence and legacy will do much to brighten the spirits of and bring joy to many, many more of us still here. 

One of our creations that helped to define D’Andrea’s career is D’Andrea Does….Com ( www.dandreadoes.com), the web site that was designed to enlighten visitors about her career.  Now, the site endeavors to enlighten visitors about her life and legacy as well.

I begin my first entry into the D’Andrea Bryant Guestbook by stating some facts that you may have read or heard before, only this time I will interject a personal anecdote here and there so that you can better appreciate her glowing personality. 

I will leave you now to compose my thoughts.  When I return, I will have much more to share with you regarding the career, life and legacy of the one and only D’Andrea Bryant.

–H.L.