WTF was I thinking again? Sitting outside the control room @ KOMO waiting to go on. It’s the 5th floor, I spent my entire time working here on 4, in the newsroom, not the studio. It all just feels wrong.
I started the AM losing my favorite scarf somewhere between my car and my desk… So now I’m sitting out here, feeling out of place, almost ready to cry. I got to catch up with my old boss, but I think it’s better that I don’t go see the others yet. Betting I will cry since I haven’t seen anyone since Kathi passed and my surgery. Then again, maybe I’ll keep my big girl panties on and be just fine.
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OK- There was no crying, the camera added a LOT of pounds, and I can’t believe no one told me to take out my hands-free so I look like a total idiot there, but it was not HORRIBLE. I didn’t get in a shout out to the support I’ve had from the sidekick’s colleagues at Cedarcrest HS, but I didn’t call out my blog either… which is kind of a mixed blessing. I’ve been most nervous about sharing this more publically, since I feel like I’m pretty naked here. It’s like the picture (which they used) that I shared of me bald after dinner last night with my awesome bald clients. That was a big deal for me to share, since it exposes a vulnerablity I’m not 100% comfortable with.
So here’s the link to where my awesome friends at KOMO posted the interview on their site.
And I got to hang out with some of my old friends for about an hour, which was awesome too. Lots of hugging, I didn’t cry at all, and for anyone I didn’t go see in person, it wasn’t that I didn’t want to, I just didn’t want to interrupt the work that I know you were all doing. Consider this an e-hug if I missed anyone in person. {{{ninja}}}
So amazing Ange! You are helping so many people!
You were perfect Ange. YOu sounded wonderful and looked beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing the story.
Girl– you are fantastic! XOXO
I am so happy I was able to watch it! You did a great job what am I saying?! … You HAVE been doing a great job. I am proud of you.
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