Thursday, December 30, 2010

Usually I pay attention

LOL! Who am I kidding....I miss things all the time. Including this article that was in our local paper, Oregon City News, around Halloween. I remember doing the interview, and that was about it. Gone, didn't even remember to pick up a copy......trust me, in October it is like a whirl wind at the graveyard! If the cats were not so vocal in the morning, I would probably forget to feed them :D

Photo Dick Trtek
So I got an email from a friend today that said.

"Your responses sound so rehearsed, compared to Jeff. Almost like you were in marketing or something."

"What are you talking about?" I say.

"That article."

"What...great what did I do now?"

"It is from October....here is a copy.  And your welcome. Next time pay attention!"

Hum....compliment? Maybe. Kidding?  Likely. Knowing this person, just having a bit of fun at my expense.

I read it and went, sh*t..... I do sound like that? Wow, I think I was mistaking an interview with a press release…..bad frog queen!

Anyway, very flattering article – Thanks Ellen!

8 comments:

  1. great! you all are in the public eye... good press.
    happy holiday, may 2011 be just as bright...

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  2. Its easy to miss newspaper articles. Congratulations on getting in the newspaper.

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  3. Great article!

    I'm terrible with off-the-cuff answers, as you'll find out in this month's Hauntcast. I wish I were as professional-sounding as you both!

    *sigh* Maybe I'll be as perfect as the Davis gang, someday... :o)

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  4. Hope you have a fantastic new year!!!

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  5. naaaaaaaaaaaaaah. You just sound like you know what you're talking about. I think that's different vs sounding rehearsed.

    Happy New year :)

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  6. Well I didnt think you sounded rehearsed at all - and I went into it EXPECTING you to sound like that... I wouldn't put another thought into it. Congrats on the article, and Happy New Year!

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  7. Nah, it didn't sound rehearsed. You just seemed like you knew plenty about the topic at hand. It was professional, but that doesn't mean rehearsed.

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