Feels like I’ve been gone for ages. I have been busy. Let me show you what I have been doing…
Me and my homies came up here and rigged (and I do mean rigged) this God cam up. It’s meant to show things from God’s perspective…to see if we are “In the Zone,” pictured below.
We did this for the cost of a shower curtain. YES I AM NOT KIDDING.
Things I learned through this process:
- insulation is very itchy
- running chords through ceiling tiles is not as easy as i thought
- switchers are kind of weird
- paint on shower curtains is sticky
- bald guys walking on painted shower curtains sound just like little kids walking in diapers
- sand will fix that
- i have a fun job
- i have the best volunteers (Thanks Gabe, James, Travis, Pam, and even Timm for helping with this)
What I learned:
1) When Emily is not blogging she is working.
2) Emily has lost of blogs.
3) Therefore……..
4) Cords are hard to run as well.
5) Pam’s name is not interactive.
hahahaha.
believe it or not, i was thinking all of those things too.
sigh.
1. I love the God-Cam
2. I know you safety cabled that…
3. The zone is swift. Jim would be proud of your prop skills.
4. You’re a home owner. Freakin sweeeeeeeeet!
You do indeed have a great job and you do it WELL!
I can’t take credit for the zone…Pam painted and designed it.
Why are you watching bald guys walking around on painted shower curtains, in sandy diapers?
That looks like lots of fun. My better half does A/V for churches, I’m sending him a link to this post now… he’ll get a kick out of your list of learning too – since that’s what he does every day!
For next time:
Go buy one of those cheap canvas drop cloths from Home Depot to paint, instead of a shower cutain. Still cheap but it will hold up better. (makes a half-way decent projector screen in a pinch too)
Would love to see what it looks like when you’re actually in the God zone… if you get a chance to post a still.
Very cool. You DO have a fun job!
WOW!
Dad- LOL. I can’t explain the staff here.
Tracy- You need to be on my creative team! Do you live around here?