If you are a blogger and you are in the Triangle area of North Carolina this Friday, I hope to see you at the Triangle Bloggers Barbecue. Sign up on the Wiki there if you know you can show up for sure.
Let’s have fun kicking off the Fall ’06 Triangle Blogger Season!
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I’ve heard that Triangle bloggers make fer some mighty tasty barbecue, regardless of whether you prefer Eastern-style or Western-style.
You gonna have any of them French-fried pee-taters with ’em, hmmm?
Darn, Bora. I will be in Delaware on Friday. š¦
Darn! Well, come to the next MeetUp then in early September!
Pam, sorry to scare the hell out of you outside the Federal last week. When you get to be a famous blogger, people just start to recognize you on the street! Pretty soon, we’ll be hounding you for autographs and pictures with our kids.
We’ll miss ya – travel safely.
AP, you didn’t scare, me. It’s just that I’m not a big enough celeb to believe that I would be recognized, ROTFLOL. Actually that’s only the third time I’ve been IDed:
1) On a plane coming back from NYC, some random passenger recognized me (and Kate) and said the “I’m a big fan of your blog” comment.
2) You. I wasn’t startled so much as I was trying to place you with my blog hat on. You were speaking quite quickly and I wasn’t digesting everything you said.
3) A ticket taker at the NC Gay and Lesbian film fest theater reoognized me, said she was a big fan of the blog, then emailed me later that night to apologize for making a fool of herself (she didn’t!).
I still feel that I’m a nobody, and can’t figure out how I attained whatever blog “fame index” I have (is there such a measure, lol?). š