l-r: David Carr, Randy the pressman, and Steven Rosenberg. |
But more than that, my head is still full of the enormity of the place. Reams and stacks of paper...
What look like water pipes, coming down from the ceiling, specifically for ink to feed the machines...
The ancient embosser in the middle of all the machinery, including a robot arm that lifts boxes...
The art book that retails for $5,000 that Friesens printed in their trophy room...
And yet, homemade cherry pie in the cafeteria where we waited the 45 minutes or so between signatures. And the Safeway bag on a cafeteria table full of extra cucumbers. And the quilted version of the cover of Robert Munsch's Love You Forever on the wall.
I won't be able to share any of the images until Monday, when I'm back in the office, so I thought I'd throw up this pic, taken on my cell phone.
Thanks to Glenda for showing us around, for making sure we had covers and one of each of the signatures we approved to take home and for directing us to Jasmine's Tea Room, just down the street from Friesens.
Also, yay for my first press check!
Ariel Gordon
UMP Promotions/Editorial Assistant
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