Things not to do when you want to make a photo-documentary about a natural disaster (or whatever that little blowabout we had last weekend is called):
1) Make sure that there is something interesting to take pictures of
2) Do not give cleanup time to get their job done
3) Do not take blurry pictures
Now you know, so do not make my mistakes 
In other news we actually had cleanup this week. Not the back-breaking, rubble removing kind needed on the pics, but the back-sagging, wrist wrecking kind needed to do animated features for the big screen. I have been told that I am getting quite good at it, but that doesn’t mean that I love it.
I do learn a lot of things that are usefull further down the road and that I like. Some parts are also quite mindless which is nice on top of a week like last, with Lawrence.
And yes, I am quite proud of the little rhyming there with the rubble-removing and wrist-wrecking…