Today marks 13 years that I've been with The New York Times. I have to say that it has passed very quickly. Today, though, while sitting in a meeting and trying to figure out why I was sitting in the meeting I remembered back to 1995 when I began. Back then I was angry. I didn't want to be doing this job, I didn't want to be in the United States, and I wanted a plan for the future. Not much has really changed. I am a bit more reflective and accepting now. I still don't really like the people that I work with and I am still trying not to show it.
Now I have a blog. I didn't have one then nor know what one was. There are a lot of things that are better and for these things I am thankful.
A Photo a Day captured by Charles Rubin of Westfield New Jersey. By day he is employed at a major metropolitan newspaper. In his spare time he likes to read, bake bread, ride his bicycle, and spend time with his family. Please feel free to contact him at shaiwest@yahoo.com
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