shift things the other way, won't you?

Sure, there have been surprises that came along work-wise, but I had thought that as long as there is that one thing that was reliable, I would be able to at least breathe deeply each day when crunch time comes.

But, just like that, I had to hear something terrible today. Something that will dramaticall y alter both the dynamics of the current team that I'm in and the process with which we work. The relationship was fragile to begin with...I had only two or three 'buffers' which prevented me from destroying my entire day every day. Included among those 'buffers' is the knowledge that I was working with someone who knew what he was doing -- and that is changing too.

Its official. I have arrived and this project is about to begin.

Renee, if you're reading this...find me some anti-aging cream as I think this trip will age me twice as fast as the other projects I've had...

overdue

I cant believe that I've been here for almost a month already.

And yet all I have to show for this past month are a handful of photos and and even less blog entries. I suppose its because I have consciously chosen to not shoot yet. Not while the weather was too cold to be outdoors for very long. However, Spring's here and its time for Buddy to do some NYC sightseeing :)

In the meantime, I've added a few blog updates, just for the sake of updating.

Easter weekend

I woke up Saturday morning to the low sound of a foghorn. While I knew that it was from some vessel cruising the nearby Hudson River, never in the past three weeks have I heard one before. Peeking out, I found a fog-covered river with only hints of Manhattan's skyline beyond.


The weird thing about it though is that the entire Saturday was one of the best weather we've had for quite a while. Spring's in the air, and it picked Easter weekend to make itself well-known.