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Jacqueline 02:55 am UTC 05/26/13 |
| In reply to: | Jim Steinman @ Amherst - bellminer 02:41 am UTC 05/26/13 |
| Really nice to meet you too, Ben. Thanks for taking the long drive! The young lady doing the recording for Amherst did say it would only be a day or two before the recording goes up. For that, I'm thankful because the speech was amazing and I can't wait for the rest of us to hear it. Love, JD I agree totally - Jim is humble, hilarious and I'd add handsome. Triple H. :) > I'll write up a proper blog post later but for now I'm > practically speechless. What an amazing experience! I'm so > glad I had a friend of mine there with me to keep my head > on straight. > > Jim was very, very humble. But also HILARIOUS. The crowd > was roaring nonstop! > > Totally unexpected bonus was Barry Keating reciting the > Historian's Speech from "The Dream Engine"! > > I got to meet Jim, Jacqueline, Barry, and Steven Rinkoff. > > Jim handed out copies of his 1968 school newspaper > article. I had brought a CD for him to sign but I got him > to sign the article instead -- a bit more unique and will > look good on my wall! > > Keep an eye on the Amherst website, as a recording of the > event should be posted soon. > > Check out my photos on Facebook and Flickr! > > > > | |
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