Lincoln, Neb., becomes home on Friday

The moving truck pulls in, and we start unpacking Friday in a wonderfully remodeled home built in 1923 in Lincoln, Neb., as I prepare to start as dean of the College of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Day 1 of the drive from Miami with two boxer dogs and a sleeping (drugged) cat took us to the Atlanta area and a relaxing visit with relatives who like to cook. Works for me! I always get my own gravy boat, so I’m in heaven.

Day 2 of the drive brought us to the St. Louis area, for a visit with a childhood friend. Tomorrow we hang out on the dock at her pond.

Day 3 will be on to Lincoln. The drive has been delightfully uneventful. The grass, fields, farms and woods are wonderfully lush. Now I know what the word verdant means.

I can’t wait to get started in my new gig. I feel that it’s a great way to continue the work I have been doing the past four years at Knight Foundation, particularly with the Knight News Challenge.

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One response to “Lincoln, Neb., becomes home on Friday

  1. nebjourncr

    I hope that you’ll enjoy Lincoln and look forward to working with you at the College of Journalism. I thought you might be interested in a couple of my projects.–Phyllis Larsen, COJMC advertising sequence

    Fellow cat lovers care for the ferals on the UNL campus:
    http://huskercats.org/

    COJMC summer study abroad in Costa Rica:
    http://nebjourncostarica.wordpress.com/

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