Four Feet Tall And Rising (2012) - Plot & Excerpts
For the most part, it had been the equivalent of bonus cash. It was money we couldn’t rely on, but appreciated when it showed up. Before my injury, my primary paychecks came from performing, but for Allison, she made her money in Orange County real estate. By the time I got back to Los Angeles in 2007, the city was in the grip of a real estate frenzy at the same time that Shortywood was really taking off. We now had about two hundred Little People around the world on our talent roster, and job calls were happening every week. Allison was living with her boyfriend down in Orange County, and her real estate job had become more than a backup—it was lucrative. She kept trying to do both, but it was just too much work and travel. We talked it through, and it dawned on me: Allison was leaving Shortywood. Allison and I had built the company together. I’d relied on her heavily to keep the business from falling apart while I was on the road, and she’d been a great partner. She was a hard worker and always responsible.
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