Hey, what's this? A photo of the week?
Don't get too excited -- the thing I was up in my ears to has now progressed so that it envelopes my whole head, and I'm not really off of my photo of the week hiatus yet. But it does mean that I need some Bauxite assistance (and if you can help me out, there's actual money involved!), so read on...
First off, here's Corey Koskie rounding the bases after hitting one out of the park against Boston's mean ol' David Wells:
Click on the image to see a larger version.
Now, I'm sure you're asking yourself "how can I help NFH?" or at least "how can I get my hands on some of NFH's budget for his current project?"
I need two men and one woman who look like they belong in a corporate environment, each for one photograph, approximately two hours of work. And when I say "work", I mean sitting in front of a computer, pretending you're on a conference call. Really, it's not very exciting, but it pays more than enough to purchase a Season's Pass to the Jays.
If you think you look reasonably corporate and also appear to be at least 30 years old (I won't be checking your driver's license), please click here and send me an e-mail. Include a recent picture of your face and an idea of when you're available during January / early February.
Don't get too excited -- the thing I was up in my ears to has now progressed so that it envelopes my whole head, and I'm not really off of my photo of the week hiatus yet. But it does mean that I need some Bauxite assistance (and if you can help me out, there's actual money involved!), so read on...
First off, here's Corey Koskie rounding the bases after hitting one out of the park against Boston's mean ol' David Wells:
Click on the image to see a larger version.
Now, I'm sure you're asking yourself "how can I help NFH?" or at least "how can I get my hands on some of NFH's budget for his current project?"
I need two men and one woman who look like they belong in a corporate environment, each for one photograph, approximately two hours of work. And when I say "work", I mean sitting in front of a computer, pretending you're on a conference call. Really, it's not very exciting, but it pays more than enough to purchase a Season's Pass to the Jays.
If you think you look reasonably corporate and also appear to be at least 30 years old (I won't be checking your driver's license), please click here and send me an e-mail. Include a recent picture of your face and an idea of when you're available during January / early February.
