Homecoming will truly be Homecoming this year at Mizzou. Just about all my friends from college will be there. I absolutely cannot wait for October 25.
Man what timing... my TiVo just went back to live TV the moment ESPN started talking about Chase Daniel. I am so excited about this year's football team. They've been building momentum the past two years and this year it will hit its peak. And it will be amazing. So far so good obviously, but I know not all the games will be blowouts like the past two. While those are fun, it's more exciting when the games are close.
That's another huge reason why I'm so excited for Homecoming weekend... I'M GOING TO THE GAME! It will be my first one of this season, but definitely not the last.
I can't wait to tailgate. I can't wait to cheer on my Tigers. I can't wait to make the Tiger "roar" sound. I can't wait to chant Z-O-U. I CAN'T WAIT!
I'm pretty excited about the football season. Can you tell?
PS-Thank you Cardinals and Rams for getting me even more pumped for college football.
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
Look-A-Like: Palin/Fey
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Back to the Daily Grind
Here I am, back in Springfield and back to work. In the back of my head I was hoping to have a cushy day at work since it was my first day back from vacation... a nice, easy day to ease back into the work mode. What the hell was I thinking?! The News Gods didn't know I had a break. Anyway, there's no such thing as an easy day in television news.
Hopefully tomorrow will be better. At least it will be Friday.
Hopefully tomorrow will be better. At least it will be Friday.
Monday, September 08, 2008
Week 11: August 31-September 6
Hello from St. Louis! I'm taking a mini-vacation of sorts from work and am enjoying my time off back home in the Lou. So far so good, it's just going by way too fast. Anyway, here's a couple pictures from the last week.
Thursday, September 04, 2008
Billy Bob's Got Hope
HEY ALL CARDINALS FANS... you gotta watch this video from last night's Leno. I caught the tale end of the conversation between Jay and Billy Bob Thornton. They were talking about Thornton's love of the CARDINALS! Jay tried to get him to give in and say he would like to see the cubs go all the way since the Cards are "out of it" (as Jay put it). But, like a true Cards fan, Billy Bob wouldn't give in.
To watch it click here, then click on the Sept. 3 episode, then Chapter 4.
Billy Bob's got hope.
To watch it click here, then click on the Sept. 3 episode, then Chapter 4.
Billy Bob's got hope.
Happy 1 Year
Today is my 1 year anniversary of working in Springfield. I guess it's gone by fairly fast. It definitely hasn't been a piece of cake moving down here. There's been ups and downs and a lot of adjusting, but I guess you can expect that with moving to a new place and starting your first job. All and all it hasn't been that bad. The past year definitely could have gone a lot worse.
Now, it's time to think about the future. In the TV business it's hard not to, especially when you're young and at your first station. I have a year left in my contract, which sounds like a long time, but really it's not. It's never too soon to think about what's next. It takes time to get a good resume tape together and once your tapes are sent out it could take a news director a while to get back with you or contact you to begin with. Last year when I was looking for a job, everything happened at once... literally. I was offered two job interviews in one day... and within a month I was employed. That was lucky. Being a producer will definitely help me get a job fairly quick, but I have a feeling my first experience wasn't typical.
There are some things tempting me to stay in Springfield, and other things tempting me to leave. Right now, I have no clue what I'm going to do. In the next couple months I'll have a better idea. For now, I'll just keep doing what I'm doing in Springfield.
Now, it's time to think about the future. In the TV business it's hard not to, especially when you're young and at your first station. I have a year left in my contract, which sounds like a long time, but really it's not. It's never too soon to think about what's next. It takes time to get a good resume tape together and once your tapes are sent out it could take a news director a while to get back with you or contact you to begin with. Last year when I was looking for a job, everything happened at once... literally. I was offered two job interviews in one day... and within a month I was employed. That was lucky. Being a producer will definitely help me get a job fairly quick, but I have a feeling my first experience wasn't typical.
There are some things tempting me to stay in Springfield, and other things tempting me to leave. Right now, I have no clue what I'm going to do. In the next couple months I'll have a better idea. For now, I'll just keep doing what I'm doing in Springfield.
Monday, September 01, 2008
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Sunday, August 24, 2008
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