{"id":573889456,"date":"2017-02-21T21:01:13","date_gmt":"2017-02-22T03:01:13","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.kennysmith.org\/wordpress\/?p=573889456"},"modified":"2017-02-23T11:38:22","modified_gmt":"2017-02-23T17:38:22","slug":"live-from-earlier-tonight-and-also-this-morning","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.kennysmith.org\/wordpress\/blog\/2017\/02\/21\/live-from-earlier-tonight-and-also-this-morning\/","title":{"rendered":"Live! From earlier tonight … and also this morning …"},"content":{"rendered":"

I ran five miles this morning before work. I’m not a morning runner. Wait. Let me start over. <\/p>\n

I jogged five miles this morning before work. I’m not a morning jogger. I’m barely a jogger, but it certainly isn’t the thing I wake up and think “Oh, boy! Let’s get out there and pound some pavement!”<\/p>\n

I’m much more of a pound the snooze button sort. I mean, sure, I can stretch, get in five miles and walk a cool down back home in an hour, or I could sleep for another hour in nine-minute increments. That’s what I am, a morning snoozer. <\/p>\n

Nevertheless, I jogged. <\/p>\n

There is a walking path out back of our house, and if you do the full length and go up and down the access paths to the road in front of the house you can almost get in a full mile in just over one complete trip. So I did that twice and then jogged out of the neighborhood and up the hill to the big intersection and then back down hill for a mile and a third. Then I turned and jogged back uphill to finish my course, five miles, just entering the neighborhood. It was damp and chilly and foggy and I had a full sweat. Some people were walking dogs and I found a few more signs of spring: <\/p>\n

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Of course the temperatures will fall through the floor by the weekend again, and you can’t see any sky for the clouds therein just now, but we’re in the 60s. We’ll hit the 70s on Thursday, for a day. And spring:<\/p>\n

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Anyway, in the studio tonight, I thought I’d take a picture to show you what the on-camera folks see. This is the corner where our interview area is. We have four red chairs for a more casual sit-down segment or, as seen here, the prep for one of entertainment shows.<\/p>\n

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What is weird, to me, is that I should show up in the monitors attached to the cameras. I’m standing right behind both of the hosts. And yet, you can’t really see me. I zoomed in to the original, just to be sure. <\/p>\n

Funny, I don’t feel any different.<\/p>\n

After What’s Up Weekly they taped their news show. I stood in between the cameras and did a brief video of my own, because I suddenly remembered I could do that. <\/p>\n

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Status: getting ready for another installment of Hoosier News Source on @iustv.<\/a><\/p>\n

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