Check out what I found posted on this
caterer's website: a "thank you" note I wrote over ten years ago when I was working on a show called
Weinerville. I remember the production (vividly) but I don't remember Gersky's or writing this letter at all. I'm assuming they catered lunch on one of our location shoots. Why they put this thing up so long after the fact is beyond me. Actually, I'm amazed they didn't toss it right away. But there it is: physical proof that I've done stuff other than
Late Night.
Check out what I found posted on this caterer's website: a "thank you" note I wrote over ten years ago when I was working on a show called Weinerville. I remember the production (vividly) but I don't remember Gersky's or writing this letter at all. I'm assuming they catered lunch on one of our location shoots. Why they put this thing up so long after the fact is beyond me. Actually, I'm amazed they didn't toss it right away. But there it is: physical proof that I've done stuff other than Late Night.
4 Comments:
That's odd and cool that they have your letter up.
I google myself and I get loads of hits for some baseball phenom who was signed by the Altanta Braves.
I suspect that I, the author, will be outshown by I, the baseball pitcher, for some time. I'm even getting outshown by I, the professional bassoonist. And now there's an alternative musician releasing his first CD. Gosh, I'm all over the place.
Grumble.
Jeff
Wait, you're not a professional bassoonist? I'm disillusioned.
Ah ha ha ha ha ha! Your grammar mistake preserved for all eternity on the internet!
::dies::
I know! It's humiliating. My only excuse is that was a production where I was literally working 19-20 hour days for a couple of weeks. And no, I'm not exaggerating.
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