torino
I'm back on American soil (I got home late last night, after what seemed like a thousand hour flight). After seeing a girl in a skanky pink halter-top and furry cowboy hat, hovering over a massive plate of cheese fries in the Atlanta airport, I knew I was home.
The final few days in Torino went by in a blur: finishing our work, packing-up, shopping, celebrating, and all that kind of stuff. I snapped a ton of photos over the past few days, but this photo below really closes out my Torino Olympic coverage.

The Hearst team took a quick break over the weekend to get a team photo in downtown - not an easy feat when there was a dirty French clown performing magic tricks twentymeters feet away. It was the final shot in our Olympics Zone program that we fed out to the affiliates - later, we tore down our work station like a pack of wild leopards feasting on a wounded gazelle.
I had a swell time in Italy, and I made some rad new friends. Also, I got enough footage for the awesome retrospective video, that I'm chopping together on my laptop this evening (after watching Lost!).
Stay tuned and thanks for coming along for the ride.
The final few days in Torino went by in a blur: finishing our work, packing-up, shopping, celebrating, and all that kind of stuff. I snapped a ton of photos over the past few days, but this photo below really closes out my Torino Olympic coverage.

The Hearst team took a quick break over the weekend to get a team photo in downtown - not an easy feat when there was a dirty French clown performing magic tricks twenty
I had a swell time in Italy, and I made some rad new friends. Also, I got enough footage for the awesome retrospective video, that I'm chopping together on my laptop this evening (after watching Lost!).
Stay tuned and thanks for coming along for the ride.






13 Comments:
So to follow in the steps of another one of your loyal readers... who is the readhead?
Glad you had a good time; thanks for the great coverage.
You've gained yourself a regular reader.
Who's the hottie in the middle?
You're going to get around to posting pics of the skanky halter-top girl too, right? :)
i love skanks.
Glad you're back safe and sound. Thanks for giving us a backstage pass to Olympic coverage. I only watched one event (bobsledding), but I checked your blog every day.
It was well worth it and I really enjoyed your stories. You need to take another trip SOON!!! Now who's that redhead??? If not her name, then at least tell us about her.
I'm going to guess that she was your NBC liaison and not a Hearst employee.
Thanks for the great coverage!
Oh man. People love the redhead!
Her name is Kate Amara, and she was part of the Hearst team. She works for WBAL TV11 in Baltimore.
She brought Karaoke Revolution for the PS2 (which I brought, in a techy-pot luck, if you will) and we rocked out in our dorm rooms on several occasions.
Robot, I hope you don't mind if I post this...
Kate Amara fans: Robot speaks the truth. Check her out jammin to "Revolution" on her Olympic blog. Any many MORE pics too.
http://www.nbcolympics.com/wbal/5092711/detail.html
I spy Dierdra Fitzpatrick!
Sac Town represent!
We used to catch bits and pieces of the "Olympic Zone" show in the newsroom... and everytime I saw Diedre... I felt compelled to say aloud, "Hellooo Diedre!" in a really stupid voice. It became a fun little part of the day. And now it's gone... but at least I have my buddy back in G'ville!
:-)
'Bot,
Fantastic blogging job in italy. However will you top yourself?
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