Another day, another Governor’s press conference.
But here’s some behind the scenes setups that could work for you.
Notice how the room is setup for indoors to respect social distancing.
Lighting is great as it doesn’t blind the talent.
Allows real-time 508 compliance with the American Sign Language Interpreter(s).
Well done to Gov Lamont and his staff.
Still kinda unclear on why O’Hare still has their Christmas decorations up.
I’m sure you’d agree – let’s get rid of 2020 and welcome in 2021!
Apparently, it’s Saturday and sometimes we don’t get to have a day off.
Like we legit usually don’t get days off when we are deployed. That’s right, often times, when in deployed status, we don’t get much time off as our work is time sensitive and critical to our mission.
But tonight? I gotta take a few moments to feed my music Soul.
IYKYK
At the start of 2020, I should have known.
I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN! I should have trusted my Frowny McFrown Face about 2020.
Looking forward to a solid 2021. Prosperity for my family, friends, and colleagues.
Happy New Year’s peeps!
Good riddance to 2020!
To all my family, friends, and trusted colleagues – I pray for your safety and good fortune.
I truly wish you a prosperous and healthy 2021!
Final preps underway for today’s WMUR TV Interview highlighting FEMA’s work on COVID, PPE, and vaccination support for New Hampshire.
Coordination isn’t easy. Period.
But I’m proud to share the COVID coordination work that FEMA has been doing for all in New England.
Also glad to see local boy WMMUR Anchor and Reporter Mike Cherry with us on the ABC affiliate interview.
Cheeee hou!
Yep, it’s truly winter when we have to start issuing these warnings. But being the first legit snowfall of the year, the northern Illinois peeps ought to take stock in the winter hazards and warnings from our friends at the National Weather Service Chicago.
Tracy with the…with the Honda? #Oops – because it’s usually the first big snowfall that catches some people off guard and they forget how unforgiving Mother Nature really is.
Trying not to sound like your father, with all this snow and ice stuff, it would be a great time for you to slow down and drive slower and safer please.
Trust me, you don’t want to hit it.
From your favorite PIO…
Despite a lack of free time, we as professionals need to continue to feed our brains, continue to read about past disasters, and learn from the gaps, and of course improve on the response to our ongoing situation.
Rats – I must find time to read more stuff!
So here’s a nice courtesy reminder of the streets: The Black Rat (aka Rattus rattus) is the species of the rat that carried #fleas infected with the bubonic plague.
The bubonic plague killed 75 million people worldwide from the 1300s to the 18th century.
While not exactly our current situation in 2020, the same dangers still exist and we need to be omnipresent of other impending dangers that could affect our communities we protect.
Rats, why did it have to be rats.
Tried to get my mind off of work…so exercise!
I tried to exercise but I did a terrible job in layering. Now feeling kinda loopy with loss of feeling in all my digits and appendages.
I’m an idiot as I could have done a better job preparing. Duh.
Just another way that 2020 sucks donkey balls.
Starting my 4Q reading a bit later than usual.
Wait, doesn’t everyone read on a Saturday night? Like you got anywhere else to go?!?!? #StayHome
So far, I’m only through a couple of chapters. Author seems to be lamenting on the Great Chicago Fire with O’Leary’s cow. I hope there’s more historical depth.
Where is @rusnivek? 