Well, here we are. The eve of a Thanksgiving that will be so much different from what many are used to. Only one other time can I recall not spending Thanksgiving with extended family–it was 1998, my first year as a member of the workforce. Since then, even during my journalism years, I have been at the table with aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, and of course my own parents and brother. Not always on Thanksgiving Day, mind you, but at some point during the long weekend. I guess you could say that I plan to work some tomorrow. I am so close to the end and outside of a virtual meetup with the family having nothing else going on, so I might as well.
This morning, Dr. Tiell requested some changes to the ICC page where Life After the Games is discussed. Josh and I went over the page in our meeting last week and I made some of the edits live but further changes will only improve the presentation of the content so I am okay with it. The new edits were simple enough to make, simply deleting some words and adding others, that it took hardly any time at all and I moved back into grabbing e-mail contacts off the Internet to potentially promote LAG to. There are still plenty of groups to look over, thus I anticipate having no problem reaching that 200-hour threshold in less than a week. The long weekend will be very helpful in that effort.