First things first, props to Jose Payan. Yesterday morning, I walked in to the classroom, set my stuff down, and found a nice note on my desk with a bunch of batteries.
The night before, Jose and his DWI Project Teammates had been working late on their project while I was at a meeting. Jose noticed that the batteries sitting in the wall charger were fully charged, so he switched them out for me. He put the charged batteries on my desk with a note, and filled up the charger with dead batteries that needed charging. It might not sound like a big deal to you, but I'm always scrambling to find charged batteries (for wireless mice, microphones, cameras---you name it), and it sure does make my life easier this week.
That kind of gesture---doing something nice for someone else, when no one asked & it's not expected---really can mean a lot. It totally made my day yesterday, and helped remind me why I value working with all of you so much.
Now, onward.... two projects have been submitted, and the rest are late. At this point, teams need to decide when they are coming in to finish, because we're not spending more class time on it. We're training for new positions in the studio, which you'll transition to beginning April 16th.
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