Wednesday, December 08, 2004

alvysweater


alvysweater, originally uploaded by happanda.

His sweater is actually one of Jimmy's socks.

alvyblanket


alvyblanket, originally uploaded by happanda.

This picture will completely melt your heart.

alvyfloor1


alvyfloor1, originally uploaded by happanda.

This is my new pug Alvy. He's six weeks in this picture.

Ericahiding


Ericahiding, originally uploaded by happanda.

Erica is avoiding me as usual. She doesn't want to work.

Colby hat


Colby hat, originally uploaded by happanda.

Colby loves his flamehead. That used to be Amanda's.

jasonwork


jasonwork, originally uploaded by happanda.

Jason in his dirty office.

lights


lights, originally uploaded by happanda.

Colby screwing with the lights in the new office.

jon,-brandon


jon,-brandon, originally uploaded by happanda.

Our designers hard at work.

nick


nick, originally uploaded by happanda.

Nick tried to be Hank, as well, but it didn't work as well. You be the judge.

eatingflesh


eatingflesh, originally uploaded by happanda.

My costume kicked ass. and killed it as well.

JasonasHank


JasonasHank, originally uploaded by happanda.

Hank-Williams-Jr


Hank-Williams-Jr, originally uploaded by happanda.

Jason dressed up like Hank Williams Jr. The bad Hank Williams. The "Let's get ready for some football" Hank Williams. Not the "I'm so lonesome I could die" Hank Williams.

halloween


halloween, originally uploaded by happanda.

Our Halloween costume party consisted of the three of us.

class pic


class pic, originally uploaded by happanda.

Here is the class that Kovach - the pope of journalism, let me remind you - speaks so highly of.

Rawls, Kovach, me


Rawls, Kovach, me, originally uploaded by happanda.

At Kovach's farewell party at MTSU

Rawls, Kovach, me 2


Rawls, Kovach, me 2, originally uploaded by happanda.

Do I look professional? Really?

My journalism buddy


My journalism buddy, originally uploaded by happanda.

This was from Bill Kovach's farewell party at MTSU. We all skipped class and listened to every journalism professor at MTSU talk about how great Kovach is.
I think he's really going to make a big difference in my life, my career. His ideas are simple, almost common sense, until you realize that practically no one in the industry is writing journalism the way it was meant to be written.
He gave me his address in Maryland and I'll try to remember to write him next semester and send him issues of Sidelines.
Yesterday was the last day of class, and Kovach was gone. Sonny said that Kovach enjoyed the class so much that he still talks about it. He also still talks about the newspaper, which makes me beam.
I want to develop a lasting letter-writing relationship with Kovach and Hunter S. Thompson. I've already got an "in" with both of them.