I did work today…

Posted on January 17, 2009
Filed Under ABC News on Campus, May I Interject?, Work Cyclical |

Yet again I got myself into writing a story that conceptually would work, but relies on the fact that all will run to their office telephones, skip lunch breaks, interrupt meetings, fly back in from out of town, twiddle his or her thumbs while checking e-mail from 9 to 5, and of course, will be the most WILLING to speak with a college journalist, who is trying so hard to get this story in order to make at least $30,000/yr salary in the future (inflation not included).

But this is what happens. I write about professors in the Obama administration.

Won’t be long ’til Barack becomes the boss of America.

I want to be arty tomorrow. While in pajamas.

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