HP promotional interviews, etc.
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HP promotional interviews, etc.
According to feltbeats.com (and no wisecracks about why someone my age is reading a fangirl site for someone who is, well, half my age LOL) Mr. I will be on iTV in the morning (with Emma Watson, I think it said) on Thursday, November 11th.
Anyone ready to record for those of us TV-less (not to mention out-of-the-country) folks?
Anyone ready to record for those of us TV-less (not to mention out-of-the-country) folks?
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Helen8 wrote:Math lesson for the day, Children:
Mr. I = Jason
Oops. I forget sometimes that my meshugas (loosely translated: idiosyncrasies) might not translate.
Am not comfortable calling someone I don't know by his first name. Even in an anonymous discussion board. Even in an obsessive fangirly squeeing discussion board.
This is despite the fact that I've immigrated to a country where everyone calls everyone ... and I do mean everyone, up to and including the prime minister ... by their first name. Then again, maybe that's why; too much informality seems to breed contempt.
Then again, maybe it just helps me keep the obsession at a distance. Wouldn't want the name coming out at an inopportune time. Or my husband wouldn't anyway. LOL
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Yeah, I hear all that. But here ... well, my kids call their teachers by their first names. That took getting used to (for me, not for them LOL).
I can see just from interviews, etc., that Mr. I is exceedingly informal. Which is lovely. And I've no doubt he is exceedingly gracious with anyone who wants to talk with him ... and call him by his first name.
Am actually not one of those who wants to talk with him. Am one of those who likes to keep her distance. Am into the appreciating-from-afar thing, not the making-a-fool-of-oneself-from-up-close thing.
I can see just from interviews, etc., that Mr. I is exceedingly informal. Which is lovely. And I've no doubt he is exceedingly gracious with anyone who wants to talk with him ... and call him by his first name.
Am actually not one of those who wants to talk with him. Am one of those who likes to keep her distance. Am into the appreciating-from-afar thing, not the making-a-fool-of-oneself-from-up-close thing.
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