The infinite complacent people went to and broke the earth about their little affairs.

Serene in the assurance of their dominion over this small, thinning fragment of solar driftwood,

which by chance or design, man has inherited out of the dark mystery of time and space.

Thank you for reaching out. It's a pleasure to have you on and you are a, well, you and your husband both,

are line art photographers. You've been published in Vogue and you're also an actress.

I was creeping around your IMDB page and we'll get into a little bit more of the lumberjack, man,

but you have suffered a lot of broken bones, Amanda.

Serious. Yeah, I was a dominion and a leap level gymnast for many years and you will acquire quite a few broken bones through that.

One of your lumbars I read, huh?

Yeah, so I fractured my L3 vertebra on the uneven bars. When I was nine years old, I flew off the uneven bars and landed on my chest with my feet.

I was called it scorpion style like over my head and cracked my L3 vertebra. The problem was I was only nine.

So nobody would be seriously when I said my back was hurting. So I actually didn't get medical treatment for that for over a year.

Wow. Well, okay. Yeah. And if anybody wants to look you up, it's Amanda Moon Ray. And as I said, you're an actress as well.

And you've been in movies. You were in a film called Lumberjack Man with Michael Madsen. Love him, by the way. He's amazing.

Anytime like Quentin Tarantino uses him all the time, I'm like, yes, Michael's in here.

So Lumberjack Man is like a horror or slasher comedy film. And okay. So what you just said about how you broke your back essentially and you scorpioned.

Well, that's kind of the on screen death that they gave you in Lumberjack Man. It was pretty horrific.

Yeah. So I'm really good friends with the director and the producer of Lumberjack Man.

So actually, I helped cast the movie as well as you know, acting it.

And while we were casting the movie, we were just joking about things that had happened in my past.

And I was telling Josh and Bill, the director and producer of the movie about my break.

And I'm actually a contortionist as well. Like I still to this day, like, you know, even after having broken my back and several the bones, I can still do all kind of crazy twists.

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