4 thoughts on “What You Don’t See on the Sidelines”
The guys in our sports department make it look easy…which it’s not. When I did graphics about five years ago, it was my job to get scores and make sure they were posted for the ten o’clock news. Not an easy task. One question though–is it a requirement to have a metaphor dictionary near at all times?
I like the behind the scenes of the play-by-play and
the side-by-side of husband and wife at their keyboards.
BarbaraG
No, it’s always better to keep it simple in this kind of writing. A favorite exchange: “What’s another word for said? Said. Just, said”
Coffee with Cathy 
The guys in our sports department make it look easy…which it’s not. When I did graphics about five years ago, it was my job to get scores and make sure they were posted for the ten o’clock news. Not an easy task. One question though–is it a requirement to have a metaphor dictionary near at all times?
I like the behind the scenes of the play-by-play and
the side-by-side of husband and wife at their keyboards.
BarbaraG
No, it’s always better to keep it simple in this kind of writing. A favorite exchange: “What’s another word for said? Said. Just, said”
Barbara — I was just an onlooker this time!