Day One was actually on Wednesday, we have a snowday today.

We received spreads that had been unfinished by last semesters staff. Three may turn out to be a magic number. The yearbook has three cameras and now, since there are three of us, we’ll ecah carry one around. Hopefully, we’ll be able to get a better representation of the school. This will, also, stretch us. It’s obvious that it will be harder to cover all of the sports events. Let’s remain optimistic, shall we.

With the rest of the staff gone I moved myself over to a nicer computer in the middle of the room. We worked our way right through that 90 minutes. I drilled through the spreads I had been tossed, fixing errors.  Heather worked right next to me correcting her spreads. Savannah seated herself in a desk reviewing the ads, blasting her headphones per usual. We had to throw a pencil at her to get her attention.

Mrs. R was working at her computer, reading over naturale nutrition. Mr. W came in and positioned himself in front of a computer close to Mrs. R. He teaches geography on the 2nd floor. They’re good friends. Heather and I laugh as he and Mrs. R talk food. They talk food for 90 minutes.  

I attempt to load some software onto the computer, so the Canon camera will work. We had it sent of last semester because it was on the fritz. We’ve since gotten it back, it takes wonderful pictures and will be a great assest for the rest of the year. Unfortunatly, I’m not able to pull the pictures off of it. Loading the software was a monumental task that wasn’t accomplished, hopefully the School Tech man will save our lives and be able to make it work. While, the camera software is pretending to load on one computer, I download Adobe Photoshop onto the computer. Adobe loads succesfully and works magnificently, much better than the atrocious GIMP shop. Honestly, how could a program named GIMP work properly?