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rich.hopkins@gmail.com
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 12:40 pm    Post subject: Re: The Story Behind It.... Reply with quote
Just plain tripped over the rubber covering that protected several
electric cords. I was watchful for my speech, but not for the
interview. I had thought about what I would do if I tripped - perhaps a
self-fulfilling prophesy. At least it happened when it DIDN'T count!

Rich.


betsy_in_va wrote:
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For those who buy the DVD, you will also see me fall flat on my face
(not on purpose) as I come out for my interview.....

I was wondering if that was a little tribute to Darren LeCroix... your
joke about it was so swift that I thought it could have been an inside
joke (although the guy next to me pointed out that if it was a joke,
your "acting" was definitely realistic). What happened?
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betsy_in_va
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 7:46 pm    Post subject: Re: The Story Behind It.... Reply with quote
Well, you handled it with panache! The interview portion was
fascinating. You can really tell who the polished speakers are.
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