Teasing without Spoiling

Alright, I figured it's about time to jot down my first blog.  Quite frankly, I've never been a big fan of blog sites, but I've come to realize what a great tool of communication it can be to reach out to everyone without shoving your real and/or cyber life down their throats...or email box.  With blogging, you can decide whether to read what I'm rambling on about or just choose to not visit the site.  However, I do hope you enjoy what's being laid out here and you are entertained along the way.

Now with that all said and done, let's see what's on my plate...the second season of The Amazing Race Asia.  With the premiere coming right up, I'm really excited and curious to see what viewers think of the show.  For all of us who worked on the show, it's a lot of work, but it's even more fun.  Right now, I'm still finishing up the voiceovers for the episodes so I get a constant reminder of just how much really went on during the filming.

I was actually in Hong Kong last week for a quick trip and finally saw the first episode at a media preview screening.  I was amazed at how much went on amongst the teams in even the very first episode.  Great stuff!

I've been really itching to get photos out  on this site so you can see how it all went down, but I don't wanna spoil it for you or anyone else.  Therefore, I'm gonna have to settle with teasing and hopefully somewhere along the way pleasin ya!

The beginning of filming for The Amazing Race Asia is always exciting.  There's a major buzz in the air as pretty much no one knows where we'll be traveling and racing to--including the film crew and a lot of production.  This year, we touched down on four continents so that made for a lot of frequent flyer miles.  Of course, the first several days in "Start City" are a lot of work for everyone.  I'm just trying to get myself geared up with producers and figuring out all the team members' names. 

Aghh...the iconic Pit stop mat.  Takes a lickin and keeps on tickin.  The durable and sturdy race mat goes everywhere we race.  The teams are always delighted to have this in their sights.  However, I'm not sure who's happier...the teams knowing that they've reached a Pit stop and can rest OR I can stop waiting for them and scurry off to the next location...or country??

Well, I'm gonna sign off for now so I'll catch up with ya later!