Relief. It’s a far cry from what I felt when Trinity called me on a February afternoon, opening the conversation with, “So, don’t freak out, but…” That’s when he told me the Ventura County Star was phasing out its copy desk and its parent company, Scripps, would create a universal hub out of Corpus Christie in Texas. And, as he told me, I think my mouth was agape and I broke out in a cold sweat as I held 1-month-old Michael. The news freaked me out so much I couldn’t even blog about it!
So I’m happy to report Trinity has not been laid off.
I stumbled on this video after an old friend from the Heights posted it on Facebook. And my giggles got progressively louder as I kept watching. Sometimes I have to remember I’m at work when watching these damn things.
My favorite part? The “ang galing!” toward the end, which means something like “so good!” Totally would’ve been what my mom would’ve said if she’d seen this.
Trinity to FoxSports.com
Relief. It’s a far cry from what I felt when Trinity called me on a February afternoon, opening the conversation with, “So, don’t freak out, but…” That’s when he told me the Ventura County Star was phasing out its copy desk and its parent company, Scripps, would create a universal hub out of Corpus Christie in Texas. And, as he told me, I think my mouth was agape and I broke out in a cold sweat as I held 1-month-old Michael. The news freaked me out so much I couldn’t even blog about it!
So I’m happy to report Trinity has not been laid off.
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