She looked up at the threatening skies as she exited the building. It had rained earlier and though it had stopped for now, the skies were still a forbidding shade of dark gray. She pulled her keys out of her pocket as she walked back to her car, breathing a sigh of relief when she saw that there was no ticket or boot on it. She'd parked in an area that was technically just for a specific shopping area but since she was running late and she was going right across the street and wasn't expecting to be there for very long, she'd taken the risk. She fumbled with her keys, trying to find the right one. Excitement and anticipation made her clumsy as her mind ran over the details of the audition, if you could even call it that. She'd been the last person to arrive, showing up just a few minutes before 3. The bonus of being the last person was that she'd been able to talk to several of the people who were helping with the casting as well as the woman who had taken her pictures. With any luck she'd start getting calls for extra work in movies, tv shows, and commercials. At least she hoped she would, as long as her weight didn't put them off like it always seemed to. She slid into her car as she remonstrated herself; it was better to look at the positive side of things rather than the negative.
