Today I almost got electrocuted.
There is something wrong with the setup on the roof of our workspace. At first I thought maybe the metal clasp on the IFB box was cutting into my skin. But when I grabbed the mic I started to get the same tingly, stabby prickles on my hand-- at which point I just dropped everything on the ground and sat there and whined about it for 30 minutes.
We think we have it under control, but I still refuse to physically clip the IFB on me-- assuming somehow that's completing the circuit. It now sits on a chair behind me when I'm doing my live shots.
I can't believe I'm not sore from hiking the Montianyu portion of the Great Wall with Becca and Sada (fencer ladies!). Note to self: NEVER EVER do something remotely physical.. like, oh, say.. hiking 1,000 steep steps with medal-winning athletes.
I saw Billy Bush last night who told me he did a story on them.
He called it the "Foxes Of Fencing" story. Really?! Foxes of Fencing? It's actually pretty funny. In addition to their talent and dedication-- they are all, frankly, gorgeous women. So, Billy Bush.. if that's what you want to call them...
Here's a slideshow of pics I took of our fencing gals. In the audience is another Oregon/SW Washington fencer Seth Kelsey. And in that pic that is hard to see... former President George Bush-- who handed Sada his hankerchief because she was crying.
The whole fencing competition was totally emotional. We're posting comments now, so keep 'em coming!! And I have a new photo slideshow coming soon!!
