Stream of conciousness
Well, it's been forever since I've updated, but I need to write down some of the BS in my head, so here it all is.
If I didn't have to go to school, this whole college thing would seem a lot less stressful. Aside of work, but that's kind of a given. The staff this fall is fabulous, but somehow, every night still seems like an uphill battle to do things right at meet deadlines. At what point in the semester does it seem like things should level out and normalcy commences? December? Good grief.
For my dear past Evergreeners, we are launching podcasting this week. Check out the link on the Ev's Web site.
I'm taking the philosophy of film and it's proving to be quite interesting. We watched Dark City last week. Weird movie. Nothing beats watching movies in class though.
I'm excited to go to the west side this weekend and go to the football game with Bruce and Jonalynn. It will be nice to have a break. And I even found a ride over there with Sarah Mac, so I don't have to spend approximately $90 on gas. When will it stop? I can remember 99 cent gas from high school days. I could fill up my car on less than $15. Not it costs $45.
I have indulged in ultimate laziness and purchased a parking pass from the devil (aka parking services).
I got drunk with some fellow 'greeners Saturday. I'm pretty sure Jacob one of the funniest people ever. It makes me wonder if he hated us all last year, or was just really shy, because he's one of the biggest personalities in the newsroom now. It's interesting to see how people change. Joe has changed too, but I'm not sure how. I think the job has changed him.
Brian has installed his arcade game at the office. He's working on rebuilding the inside to run thousands of arcade games off a computer. Genius. As soon as it's done my new goal in life will be to beat frogger between pages.
OK, this has probably been enough random thoughts for the night ... wait one more: Has anyone been watching the riots in Ireland? Madness.
If I didn't have to go to school, this whole college thing would seem a lot less stressful. Aside of work, but that's kind of a given. The staff this fall is fabulous, but somehow, every night still seems like an uphill battle to do things right at meet deadlines. At what point in the semester does it seem like things should level out and normalcy commences? December? Good grief.
For my dear past Evergreeners, we are launching podcasting this week. Check out the link on the Ev's Web site.
I'm taking the philosophy of film and it's proving to be quite interesting. We watched Dark City last week. Weird movie. Nothing beats watching movies in class though.
I'm excited to go to the west side this weekend and go to the football game with Bruce and Jonalynn. It will be nice to have a break. And I even found a ride over there with Sarah Mac, so I don't have to spend approximately $90 on gas. When will it stop? I can remember 99 cent gas from high school days. I could fill up my car on less than $15. Not it costs $45.
I have indulged in ultimate laziness and purchased a parking pass from the devil (aka parking services).
I got drunk with some fellow 'greeners Saturday. I'm pretty sure Jacob one of the funniest people ever. It makes me wonder if he hated us all last year, or was just really shy, because he's one of the biggest personalities in the newsroom now. It's interesting to see how people change. Joe has changed too, but I'm not sure how. I think the job has changed him.
Brian has installed his arcade game at the office. He's working on rebuilding the inside to run thousands of arcade games off a computer. Genius. As soon as it's done my new goal in life will be to beat frogger between pages.
OK, this has probably been enough random thoughts for the night ... wait one more: Has anyone been watching the riots in Ireland? Madness.