It has been a long week.
That's 10:15ish p.m., mind you.
I spent my entire last weekend photo-editing for The Columbia Missourian — Friday night, all day Saturday and then Sunday morning at the rec center for the Missouri Grand Prix, and then Sunday afternoon and night in the newsroom for a regular shift.
Then there was my regular shift on Tuesday afternoon. Which lasted until almost midnight.
And now there’s today, which has turned into late tonight.
All told, it’s about 47 hours of photo-editing, from last Friday afternoon through this Friday night.
That’s a lot.
But now it’s time to go home, drink a Woodchuck and veg in front of the Olympic ice-dancing reruns.
Words and Light 
btw, it amuses that the clock here is almost but not quite at model watch time: 1:50. Intentional?
/10:10. Clocks are hard to read.
What’s model watch time? And no, it wasn’t intentional, but cool?
Stumbled upon your website today while searching for unpaid internship advice to give to some of the Freshmen/ Sophomore Students at RIT, where I go to school. As a junior photojournalism student, it’s great to hear how your schedule/assignments are similar and different than our workload at RIT- I feel like the only other students we -sometimes- get in contact with are the Syracuse University Students, so it’s refreshing to hear a different point of view from a student in the same shoes as I am š
-Sarah