After a trip to Fairway, I stopped to watch Law and Order film at the 72nd Street subway station. More accurately, I stopped to watch NYers openly defy the pleas of L&O staffers to not walk to the subway entrance during filming. I guess that's what you get for filming during rush hour.
Thursday, April 09, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Back to blogging
I've relocated yet again, this time a mini move to a sublet in NYC. Therefore, I've decided it's time to start blogging again, as life seems to be getting interesting again. I'm really enjoying rediscovering the city after having lived away from here for so many years.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Newsflash
I've got a new gig, at least for a few hours a week. I'm doing some online news editing for a website called BreakingNews. Tonight's shift will be only my second, but so far it reminds me a lot of my old job as a web producer (except now I don't have to deal with editing and then uploading video packages).
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Time... what is time?
I ask myself that quite often these days as my sense of time continues to deteriorate. Weekdays and weekends blur together as the calendar inches towards the new year. It's strange when you don't have someplace to be every weekday around 9am. Sure, there's the occasional doctor or dentist appointment, but overall I am having a tough time remembering what day it is, let alone what time it is.
Labels:
time,
unemployment,
weekday
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Engineering Love?
Engineers seem to be drawn to date me. I find this fascinating and often wonder what it is about me that they find appealing. Not that I'm getting down on myself. I'm just seeing a pattern and am curious about that.
Labels:
dating,
engineers,
love,
relationships
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Keeping fingers crossed
I had a decent phone interview the other day with an educational organization that's doing some interesting stuff in the NY area. The HR person said that she plans to pass along my stuff to the department head.
I've often volunteered my marketing and media skills to help non-profit organizations, and if they want to pay me and give me health insurance, I'm hardly in a position to say no. It'd be an interesting change of pace from working in the media industry proper. But I don't want to get ahead of myself and get excited about such a nascent thing.
I've often volunteered my marketing and media skills to help non-profit organizations, and if they want to pay me and give me health insurance, I'm hardly in a position to say no. It'd be an interesting change of pace from working in the media industry proper. But I don't want to get ahead of myself and get excited about such a nascent thing.
Labels:
hope,
interview,
job,
unemployment
Thursday, December 04, 2008
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