Speaking of enrichment, I continue to be enriched by your description all the things that go into into getting a story. They're much more than my naive notion that a reporter, usually dispatched by a powerful news organization, just shows up and takes notes. I'd never really considered the logistics and planning involved for freelancers, especially as it relates to personal safety. And I had no idea of the resourcefulness that the job demands, coming up with solutions such as finding a surrogate like Yves on short notice to serve as your eyes and ears (and nose) at a trial you knew you had to attend one way or another. Bravo!
Speaking of enrichment, I continue to be enriched by your description all the things that go into into getting a story. They're much more than my naive notion that a reporter, usually dispatched by a powerful news organization, just shows up and takes notes. I'd never really considered the logistics and planning involved for freelancers, especially as it relates to personal safety. And I had no idea of the resourcefulness that the job demands, coming up with solutions such as finding a surrogate like Yves on short notice to serve as your eyes and ears (and nose) at a trial you knew you had to attend one way or another. Bravo!
Thanks for this continuing cliff hanger. Love Yves' drawing. Julie
I am on the edge of my seat. This is riveting. Sometimes life puts the right people (Yves) in your path.
I wonder how attending the trial affected Yves.