Wednesday, April 25, 2007
North of 60
Physical State: achey
Mental State: stressed
Music: Stars of The Lid - And Their Refinement of the Decline
Fashion sense: blue polo shirt, blue jeans
Well I haven't added to this blog in awhile but I think this might be my last for a few weeks in May. As of May 10 I am leaving Toronto and GTA area to join a radio station in Yellowknife, NT. Yep a long way from home but it's going to be an interesting adventure. I finally decided after many months of looking for radio work that if I wanted to get experience why not do it in an interesting place as well. So I'm gone. Perhaps for a year, perhaps for longer. Who's to say. The station is very popular in the city and you can check it out online at cjcd.ca. It is both troubling and exhilarating to not have to move so much stuff (in fact I am going with two big suitcases and having some important items sent by mail and courier). It's a big step towards being a radio person and I am really looking forward to it. So far the people I have been in contact with are very friendly and I think it'll be interesting to work there.
Wish me luck and stay tuned for more details. Even though it's still in Canada, Yellowknife feels like it's another world away. I am also extremely excited about finally seeing the Northern Lights. Hmm looking up at the sky and listening to things like Stars of the Lid. What a mind blowing experience that will be.
Physical State: achey
Mental State: stressed
Music: Stars of The Lid - And Their Refinement of the Decline
Fashion sense: blue polo shirt, blue jeans
Well I haven't added to this blog in awhile but I think this might be my last for a few weeks in May. As of May 10 I am leaving Toronto and GTA area to join a radio station in Yellowknife, NT. Yep a long way from home but it's going to be an interesting adventure. I finally decided after many months of looking for radio work that if I wanted to get experience why not do it in an interesting place as well. So I'm gone. Perhaps for a year, perhaps for longer. Who's to say. The station is very popular in the city and you can check it out online at cjcd.ca. It is both troubling and exhilarating to not have to move so much stuff (in fact I am going with two big suitcases and having some important items sent by mail and courier). It's a big step towards being a radio person and I am really looking forward to it. So far the people I have been in contact with are very friendly and I think it'll be interesting to work there.
Wish me luck and stay tuned for more details. Even though it's still in Canada, Yellowknife feels like it's another world away. I am also extremely excited about finally seeing the Northern Lights. Hmm looking up at the sky and listening to things like Stars of the Lid. What a mind blowing experience that will be.
