Life on Yavin IV: RetroBlog 1: Orlando

Life on Yavin IV

Hello there. I'm Jedi Knight G. Since the creation of the New Jedi Order by Master Skywalker, the Jedi have been free to take part in previously forbidden activities. One of those being Marriage. The following are the tales of my experiences being married with children. May the force be with you...G.

11.29.2005

RetroBlog 1: Orlando

Well, I know I'm not the most active blogger. So I thought I'd do another one real quick. I was looking through my pics in iPhoto (Yes. I'm a MAC user) and came across these images from my time spent in Orlando. I worked for this company called InfoSource. We made training CD-ROMs for computer programs and I did the video editing, graphics and audio. I was a full service employee. It was a great place to work. After 6months of employment you got 1 week of vacation. Then another week after a year. Everyone got a week of for Christmas. We got all major and most minor holidays AND we had comp & flex time. It was great. It was a really laid back, creative enviroment. After we completed a major product deadline the company sent everyone on a two day bahama cruise...that was awesome. Anyway. The pics below are of my cube. The company was made up of a sales & marketing staff, IT & web, writers, programmers and multi-media. The programmers and multi-media people got along ok. I was in multi-media and for a while we had our own room (we called it the cave). It was dark with only one halogen light pointed up. There were CDs hanging from fishing lines all over the ceiling. Posters everywhere and lots of action figures and various toys as you can imagine with a room full of a bunch of creative geniuses. I wish I had a picture. Then they reorgonied and the IT/Web guys got our cave and we got put out in Cube-tropolis with the programmers and writers. Fist thing that bugged us was the overhead floresant lights...OWCH! So I had the idea of making a cover...this is where the pictures come in.

This is me just hanging out in my cube. The Bat Cube. It was the talk of Cube-tropolis.

Here's a closer inside look. I always turned to the wise Yoda dude for help if I had any questions.

This is the front of my cube. During our weekly meeting. The President of the company told everyone to go to cube-tropolis and check out the new 'bat cube'

I had to take the Batman sheets down, but they let me replace it with black felt material. A couple of the other media dudes followed along.

This was my home office in our apartment in Orlando.

posted by G. @ 5:20 PM

1 Comments:

At 10:10 AM, Cara said…

I love the tent, that is so you!! I know those bright lights could be a pain!