Friday, January 27, 2012

The Impossible


Yesterday was a long day. A long drive, a long series of assignments, a long night. I got a chance to catch up with friends who are rocking their freelance businesses, and it sounds like there is life after newspapers. Thriving, chaotic, busy, risky and exciting life. But not just yet, for me. I hope. Because even if yesterday was long, it still beat any day I spent at my old office job as the director of development and communications for an international non-profit. And even if an assignment about cats in a motel for our entertainment section felt surreal, at least I got the chance to see them. And then return home, exhausted, to Thai food and a puppy. It's not always easy, but it's good.

3 comments:

Jeronimo Nisa said...

You not only went home to Thai food and a puppy: you also had a really funny picture of the motel cat in your bag...

katie said...

Love every minute of it... because I do miss it like hell. :)

::: Eddie QuiƱones ::: said...

First off, the picture is great. At first I thought it was just and nice interior shot and then I saw the eyes! Like Katie said, love every minute of it. I only had one internship and then life happened (twice actually). Feel like I never got a shot at a newspaper gig but I'll never ever go back an office job again. Keep rockin' it Amanda ;)