I was really challenged by this "totally-not-my-day."
8:30 a.m. - Day started off not really good for me; not because I woke at the wrong side of the bed, but waking up with the wrong temperature I guess. Well, it doesn't matter much.
9 a.m. - Rushed over to the First Amendment Forum that was held in Atwood Little Theatre. Frankly, the food attracted me more than the topics of discussion. Nonetheless, I listened pretty closely because I am covering the event, both for the Chronicle as well as for my journalism class.
11:30 a.m. - After an hour and half sitting in the little theatre, I am to rush away to meet my partner from the COMM 230 video editing class to finalize the news video we shot on Thursday. It was totally irritating. Now, I hate linear editing. I don't know how people at the linear-editing-era survive without Avid composer. Plus the attitude my group mate has, forget it.
3:30 p.m. - Finally I can say "FINALLY." I am glad (I still am) that the project is done at last. I literally yelled it out in the master control suit at the TV station. Felt relief at that moment.
4 p.m. - International Students Association meeting, talking about Spring Festival that is coming up next weekend. Deco, I would say only 30% done, or may be less. God bless me as I have to wake up darn early again tomorrow morning to work on the stage backdrop.
Half of my Friday has past, nothing really exciting has happened besides knocking off a cup of orange juice in the little theatre, screwing up and redo-ing the news video, and a dump converting machine that ate my tape.
I can take it.
Still, I thank God, sincerely, that all are good at this moment. Hallelujah!
4 final exams. [0% in progress]
2 video projects. [50% in progress]
3 major papers. [60% in progress]
3 presentations. [70% in progress]
5 to-be-revise papers. [0% in progress]
I look forward for better rest tonight; and a better looking tomorrow!
