Last week of project

I'm very excited yet sad about the end of project. Excited because we're graduating but sad because I've been having a lot of fun and learning a lot during project. On Thursday we ended up heading down to West Side Catholic Center where we expected to a least get a few interviews done. To our disappointment, no one wanted to be interviewed. Angela, our mentor at WSCC, said that she had asked a bunch of people but everyone was concerned about being on camera, or didn't have the time to do the interview. We arrived at WSCC at about 9:30 that morning, from 10 to noon that day we watched little kids in the playroom; while their parents were participating in a job clinic. Once noon rolled around we found Angela again, who seems to be in charge of almost everything at WSCC, and asked about the interviews. Once again she told us that no one was interested in being interviewed. I was really excited about getting a woman's perspective on the questions that we ask but we couldn't find one willing. We left just after 12pm and went to Hawken to do some more editing. Angela said she would email us and tell us whether or not we should go down to WSCC on Friday. Angela had not found any one for us to interview so we ended up spending Friday doing more editing. It seems like there is a never ending amount of editing that we can do. Tomorrow we are going to go back to WSCC and see if we can find anyone to interview. Hopefully we get at least one or two people to interview!