I spent the night with Jon Stewart and this is all I have to show for it

I did NOT volunteer my time.  But I had to wear something to show I was entitled to be there -- security was TIGHT -- and this is what they gave me.  Not one that said "All Access," damnit, so I don't have any green room stories to share.  Heh.  

Anyway, it was a good show.  Too bad I did not get within 100 feet of him.  I'm squeaking this in before midnight of 3/28, so I don't miss a day in the life of the blog.  I'll have to come up with something new tomorrow, after I get some rest.  I am totally knackered.  It's been one hell of a long, hard day.

Comments

[Rhonda from Baddeck]

It's one thing to transcribe a lecture or a speech - on whatever subject. But a comedy routine in real time -- does your brain have a separate compartment where you get a chance to appreciate the jokes?

[Mel]

I got to see him in Pittsburgh, way back in my previous life with S. Absolutely loved him. And since his wife's a vet tech, he totally gets my world.

[gayle]

Cookie will be disappointed you didn't get near him...

[Ruth]

Sounds like a heck of lot more fun than the elementary school auction.

[cindycindy]

What an experience. A brilliant comic, but he does talk really really fast.

[marianne]

Yeah, a 100 ft pole would've been cumbersome. I hope you're still snoozing.. with sweet dreams ;^)

[Kathy]

Oh, cool!

[sandy]

I would have loved to hear/see him. xo

[Cookie]

I am heartbroken.

Can you exploit your daughter for your Sunday post? She owes you, ya know. That whole giving her life thingy and everything.

xo

[Carol]

Nice. I have a little crush on him. So is he really short?

[Lyssa]

When I first saw this, I thought it was a book cover, by Jon Stewart, with the title, "Volunteer, Volunteer, Volunteer"...and I was wondering when he managed to squeeze that puppy out without my noticing. Can you tell it has been a long day already?