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Creativity starves insanity
The teaser from Sports Tonight last night mentioned something about a comeback from Michael Jordan.
Then came some reports about a billowing tower of the World Trade Center.
Minutes later with live footage there came another, and then shortly after that the Pentagon is hit.
Despite pretty much having to make do with loose threads and sparse information, Sandra Sully held up well. The speechwriters working for Bush sure have their work cut out for them. The moment of silence during the short stay at the Florida school lasted only five seconds. No doubt the aftermath will totally change them.
While waiting for the train this morning, hail started pelting down. Nearly missing an eye I boarded the train to when it stopped. The media coverage last night was something enthralling, catching that second plane was exciting. Truth be told, they made the news exciting again. Day is almost over and the reports still sound the same.
Switching around the channels last night—all pretty much feeding the exact same thing—caught some of the ABC coverage and the tension lifted for just a few seconds when some guy with a thick creamy voice told someone else to get off the line he was using for some report/interview. No one might even care if anything else happens this week.
Last time such round the world, round the clock coverage happened it was for New Year's.
Soon Van - Thursday, 13 September 2001 - 04:51
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