After the parade, we went and chowed down on some Long John Silver's and then I took them for a drive around town since they don't get up here much. I showed them Pythian Castle, then went down to Sequiota Park and let them crawl around the caves. They thought the caves were awesome and now they are all highly impressed with how cool Springfield is. While at Sequiota, I somehow managed to reluctantly get interviewed by KSPR 33. They were doing a news story on what the ice storm damage will mean to the park system.
So if you watched the 10:00pm news tonight on channel 33, then you probably saw me. I feel bad that I didn't ask the reporter's name, but anyway she finally talked me into it by promising I would only be on camera for like 8 seconds. Then when I said yes I swear they filmed me for 4 minutes and asked multiple questions. So, I'm scared to see what they showed. Luckily, since I only moved here last year and I work alone at night, I hardly know anyone and I doubt anyone I do know caught the story. I didn't even get to see it because I came to work before it aired. I did, however, record it and will be checking it out in the morning to see how awful it is.
3 comments:
post your news video clip. id like to see it too and i missed it :)
When I was about 10 we lived up the hill from the park. We used to tell the other kids that those cave were dinosaur casts where they had died and they only had to dig down to find the bones. Soem actually tried.
In return I was told some really scary stories about the spring and explorers.
Misty,
I do not have the technology. I taped it on a vcr and even though I'm a computer person, I'm not really a computer GEEK.
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