More blabbing about the olympics and 'Are you guys idiots?'

I can't even tell you guys how much I'm enjoying the Olympics. Volleyball is probably my favorite sport, but I've been catching beets of kayaking, judo, and boxing. And of course everyone loves swimming and gymnastics. It was great to see the Brit team take bronze in the gymnastics, but I definitely feel like they got robbed.
In any case, I'm trying not to let my love of the Olympics (and the fact that there's over sixty hours of footage a day and I only have six hours a day after work and sleep) get in the way of my new hobby. Please enjoy a new inversion.

Though I'm new at this, my output may slow a bit over the next two weeks. You see, I LOVE the Olympics and it's only when there isn't something I follow on that I'll be able to caption. The problem is that I follow everything. Kerri and Misty were awesome as usual. They struggled against the Australians and didn't look like the undisputed greatest volleyball team in the world like they have in the past, but they pulled it off. Hopefully they just need to pick up steam. Michael Phelps was dethroned, which I think we all saw coming.
It's a shame the host nation hasn't meddled yet. And seriously, who saw Kazakhstan walking away (riding away?) with that gold. The British men's gymnastics team is looking sharp though.


That said, enjoy today's offering.

I'm waiting

A new day a new post. I've spent so long reading these things that a couple inversions of the ordinary tropes are kicking around in my head. I'll try to spread them out over time as I'm sure this sort of thing would get tiresome if done regularly.

Evie turns Abby

In addition to promoting me on her page, Evie went a step further and made me an entirely squishy feeling inducing caption. I hope she enjoys my attempt to return the favor.

 

Adding Experience

I'm not actually planning on really updating until later tonight. But Evie, who was a doll and promoted me on her site pointed out how my comments didn't seem to be enabled. I'm not much of a computer person and the whole time I was trying to fix it I was just wishing there was this button...

I didn't have as hard a time as John up there, I mean Joan. But exaggeration is the key to good story telling.

Wishhunter

For some reason I decided to start right off the bat with a series. That reason may be that I'm over-ambitious. It also may be that when I was first reading tg captions my favorite captioneer, Argus now Evie, was creating some amazing series. And I reckon that those were what I wanted to emulate, or at least create in my own way.
Also, my first two posts have three pictures of redheads. This is not a coincidence. It's not a hard and fast rule, but I'd bet good money it will be a trend.

First post - Turquoise Eyes

So I'm starting this wacky new blog thing and I'm pretty excited. I've been a long time lurker when it comes the tg caption scene and I finally decided to jump in. And, exactly three hours into this adventure I can tell you this. Never again, not once, will I bitch about how long it takes these captioneers to get their material out. Not out loud, not online, not in my head. This is time consuming stuff. And I imagine as I get better it will only take longer.

Please, comments, suggestions, and the like are welcome. I'm new at this and the primary way I imagine I'll get better is with a constructive audience. Or, you know, an audience at all. One thing at a time I suppose.