Stay (with Justin Bieber)

It was 3 seconds of silence followed by 10 seconds of laughter, and not just any laughter. It was tears-rolling-down-our-faces laughter, and I was incredibly embarrassed. In front of all the "big dogs" of HJ leadership, I stood up and stated a fact that meant one thing to me . . . but to everyone else in the room, it meant something VERY different. In yearbook, we need to be cautious, and we need an extra set of eyes to help us make sure that something we put in the yearbook doesn't mean something VERY different to everyone else.

Patrick

Every once in a while we need a little something to go on.

And we need to go on.

These are one-take, on-the-fly, unscripted, on-the-road yearbook tidbits . . .

nothing serious
okay, sometime serious
but most often light
funny
meaningful

I’m not Ira Glass nor Alex Blumberg, but I’m recording stories about this American yearbook life to encourage yearbook advisers.  

Why?

Because I get it. I speak yearbook.

You go the extra mile.
We go with you.

Happy yearbooking,
Gwen :) 

P.S. 
I record these via Bluetooth. Safety first.

Patrick

go on.

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