There was an article about me and this blog in Saturday’s Washington Post. I missed it entirely, they snuck it by me on a weekend. I hate the way my spoken words read when they come out on paper. I guess I’m more eloquent in my head than I am out loud. I should start tape recording myself and transcribing it to see how it looks on paper. Additionally, they give me too much credit for starting the phenomenon or creating the internet interest. For example: “When the director went back to do more filming, he says he incorporated some of the blogger’s ideas. At least the tone of them.” The ideas that were incorporated were certainly not mine. I’m just cataloguing, nothing more. Anyway, here’s the most important part of the story for me:
Ellis says he should stop worrying. His tickets are ready. “We talked about Brian in the marketing meeting, and we have got to fly him out,” says Ellis.
Cool.
Hm, I was wondering about the amount of credit they gave you in the article, as enjoyable as this site is, of course. :) Thanks for clarifying.