I went to a meeting at 9:30 this morning. I left work just after 8 p.m. In between I had to start writing things for next week, set up a meeting, opened a studio for another project, answered every email and probably some that weren’t sent. So a perfectly average 10-and-a-half-hour day.
Spring break next week will be fun. I am looking forward to taking a few days off, to be sure.
But we have to get through a few more days, first. And the studio wrapped up the day. It was sports, tonight.
And there was a lot of basketball. Both of IU’s teams are looking for a spot in March Madness. The women are a sure lock, as we learn from this panel talking about what’s to come.
The women are likely poised to make a deep run in the tournament. The men need to do a little work in their conference tournament to get a dance card. These next few days will be key for them. And those sports shows will be online tomorrow, or so, and I can share them with you then.
Tonight, though, you can check out the two shows the news division produced last night.
They brought in one of the nation’s foremost experts on Russia and Vladimir Putin for an in-studio interview. This is good stuff.
And the dance team is, like the rest of us, dancing toward spring break.
Two more days!
