Thank you so much to
JC Reilly for inviting Tammy and I to read at the
Decatur Book Festival once again! It's always such a great time. This year was especially cool, because one of my Cub Scouts attended the reading.
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Of course, I'm in it for the poetry, but you say, "Festival," I say, "Funnel Cakes!" |
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Tammy took some pics and video of me reading. |
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Then, I took some pics and video of her reading. |
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Then, we both took pics of JC Reilly reading... |
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...and Christine Swint. |
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Of course, we got up and strolled around. (Notice the hula hoops in the background.) |
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The threat of rain had me carrying an umbrella, though I used it mainly as a walking stick. |
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While walking, we ran into Sandra Beasley (I Was the Jukebox and Don't Kill the Birthday Girl). She apologized for not making it to my reading, but that's okay, because I had to miss hers. Still, it was nice to finally meet her in person. |
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On the way back to our car, we stopped by the local poetry stage... |
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...and said hello to Collin Kelley and goodbye to JC Reilly. |
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Oh yeah! And we shared a funnel cake! Yum! |
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5 comments:
Great seeing you and Tammy today!
Wish I could be there since I live close enough but crowds are impossible for me with my condition and people don't seem to understand that when someone has a balance disorder even the slightest bump can be dangerous for one and all.
I picture a domino effect with me as the initiating fall and the person who bumps into me as the nudging finger.
A festival -- including a book festival -- isn't a festival without funnel cakes. I think it's a federal law.
It was great seeing you too, Collin, even if very briefly. It's too bad our events were crossed this year.
O, I know, Satia. Festival crowds have to seem like a nightmare for you. They're hard enough to navigate without a balance disorder.
I totally concur, Glynn.
Looks super fun to be a poetry couple!
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