Monthly Archives: February 2004

I find myself duly occupied with the day’s tasks while I’m at this new assignment. Accurate color correction is meticulous work, which quite naturally appeals to my sense of detail. While the foundations of the involved processes are extremely technical in nature, they are also intuitive, typically requiring a fair amount of creative thought. I honestly enjoy the challenge.
Continue reading →

I have been walking around in bit of a daze since the job opportunity first appeared last week. It’s a fantastic professional opportunity, and a welcome change to my adopted routine, but more than that, it’s been addressing some of my quieter, more spiritual longings.
Continue reading →

I’ve just had my Monday morning shower. It’s a little after 6:00am, and it’s still dark outside. I’m taking this brief moment to make this blog entry while I have the chance, Continue reading →

I’m too tired to write, well, almost. From the first call from the agency to the end of today’s business, it’s been a big week for me. The learning curve I’ve been traversing really makes me appreciate having only two real workdays this week. My head is humming again, and I can feel parts of me shutting down, like my subconscious is rerouting energies with the knowledge that I won’t be working in the morning.
Continue reading →

Today was my first day at Winn Devon, and it was great. It may not look like much from the outside, but there’s significant value here.
Continue reading →