Life Through A LensHappy Valentines Day everyone... who knows if I'll ever make it out of bed today. I took my first sick day in over a year yesterday. There's a crappy crud going around our office, that seems to be inescapable. My mind is willing, but my body is full of antibiotics, cough medicine, tylenol... and a host of other alternative meds that are suppose to maintain good bacteria, speed up getting over this broncitis. Finding times for my holga as of late has been difficult. Work has been busy, and school started.. but I'm hoping I'll be able to get back with it soon.
Anyway, today my wish is that everyone feels that they are loved, in one way or another. That no one feels alone, and that everyone trys to make sure that they show love to......
Starting over is always a leap of faith. But here I am one year free of cancer after a Stem Cell Transplant. It was a success! So now I find myself climbing back up a hill. Learning life all over again, it seems everything is new. So this is my new start, my new life, if you will... I hope you enjoy reading my posts, and I'll try to keep up everyday. Because everyday is different and so far everyday is better than the next.
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
Saturday, February 04, 2006
GOODBYE AND GOOD LUCK!
The month of February has started out with a sad yet happy surprise... Mark has left the building, for good.... moving on to another adventure at the San Fernando Business Journal, where I am sure he will thrive. Yet, I will miss re-arranging his fish every day... even though the question was asked to me by my boss... "is that what we pay you for...?"
She was kidding of course when by chance she caught me in the act... just one precious minute of down time in our very busy newsroom.
And who can forget the COOKIES! Mark is the biggest cookie monster of all time.... and I do believe he was getting spoiled with my pretzels toward the end.
We covered an array of assignments together and I will miss him... he is always a great reporter to work with and an all around sweet guy, once you get over his dry humor, which I enjoyed very much.
We had one of our now famous last lunch for him... which included even the sports department's Tully, as well as JB, who can't resist a reason to come by and say hi-good-bye..... as well as getting the latest gossip.
GOOD LUCK MARK! May the sun shine on your byline!
She was kidding of course when by chance she caught me in the act... just one precious minute of down time in our very busy newsroom.
And who can forget the COOKIES! Mark is the biggest cookie monster of all time.... and I do believe he was getting spoiled with my pretzels toward the end.We covered an array of assignments together and I will miss him... he is always a great reporter to work with and an all around sweet guy, once you get over his dry humor, which I enjoyed very much.
We had one of our now famous last lunch for him... which included even the sports department's Tully, as well as JB, who can't resist a reason to come by and say hi-good-bye..... as well as getting the latest gossip.
GOOD LUCK MARK! May the sun shine on your byline!
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Tammy Abbott
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- Photojournalism is my passion, it's an amazing way to see and experience the world. I don't know if what I do will ever have a greater meaning then to fill the pages of daily newspapers. I've seen and felt first hand how important it is to approach the subject of my lense with kindness, respect and honesty. My background is in art and music. If I could express my feelings about life it would be embodied in the song made famous by Louis Armstrong, written by George Weiss and Thiele, "What A Wonderful World."