I don't have much time to write this
morning, because I have to go to work and be a nerd, as opposed to
the dork I usually am.
And on that I blame my parents.
My parents did something really stupid
when I was young, and that was to encourage my inquisitiveness and my
interest in strange and/or important things. I know; they could've
just ignored me or not answered my questions, but no—they had to go
and make me aware that there were a lot of interesting things in the
world, and they had to go and make sure I had the ability to find out
about those interesting things.
So that's why I have to leave early
today, because those interests have led me to 1). put together a
series of public service announcements about the three ballot
proposals in Michigan, and 2). do an interview with the Marquette
City Planner about the city's new Land Draft development code, which
I'm sure would cause most people's eyes to glaze over but is a
subject that I, being the nerd I am, actually find fascinating.
Thanks, mom & dad. It's all your
fault!!
8-)
The interview will be on the air this
weekend; I'll also post a link to it here later today or Monday so
that if you find you can't sleep one night, you can listen and be
snoring within five minutes. The PSAs, which we're doing in
conjunction with the League of Women Voters, will be airing on the
station through Election Day.
With that, I'm off. Have yourself a
great weekend, and remember—if you have a young person in your life
and they're curious about things, give 'em a little encouragement.
Just think how they'll turn out!
(jim@wmqt.com),
nerd.
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