Short Reading Article Sitcom
FEATURE
AS WE LIVE
Written by
SHERLENE STEVENS
Based on
As a traditional-gender multi-racial writer,
I am sharing my personal reflection of American-living households and families(From Year of 1971 - 2020).
NOTE: The weekly sitcom episode can be found on my META/Facebook, a
social media page. Adapted from Sherlene's memoir "A Compilation of Forgiveness" also published as "The Script in My Box: A Journal of Forgiveness" to organize your life's Experiences Box.
Main Setting:
A fictitious rural southernly people-of-color neighborhood/town
where in 15 minutes one could be in a major urban, city-like, neighborhood with a diverse citizenship population. Two towns, communities, where households and families become aware of how to help each other, inwardly and outwardly in modern historical times.
Character and Description:
A large multiracial family, age newborn to 102.
Diverse working-class neighbors including 100% white households.
A low-income/fixed-rent apartment complex.
A black country-store owner and gas station.
Several event venues(a karaoke/comedy club, an outdoor-venue club, and movie theater).
A church community separated per standard race categories.
An outdated in-town police station that secretly rules the southern neighborhood, but no one really truly knows it until the recently-elected town mayor threatens to close it. The police station has lacked adequate government funding for decades, and the current police staff are overwhelmed with their discreet job tasks.
ARCHIVES
Sitcom Introduction: January 2024.
Click here to read and follow each episode on Facebook
Episode 1/Pilot: Children, What Did You Learn In School Today?
Episode 2: Meeting the Moment of Opportunity
Episode 3: I Live By the Water
Episode 4: By Way of Water to Enjoying Land
Episode 5: The Last is First, The First Last
Episode 6: (Silence) Asleep Until Morning
Episode 7: Will Our Work Ever Be Finished?
Episode 8: Easter Sunday Service
Episode 9: I Do ...
*No further episodes, at this time, due to current work obligations.
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