A Tina Fey Story
Apr 20, 2011
I'm a pretty big Tina Fey fan, so when I heard she was going to be in DC to do a reading/signing for her new book Bossypants, I snatched a ticket up on the ASAP. Tragically, though, the day of the signing ended up colliding with a huge work meeting that I couldn't miss. (Meeting topic: "Business Business Businessy Things That Are Sure As Hell Not Tina Fey.")
Emily and I had bought tickets together, so I asked her to give mine to someone else and still get a book signed for me. I also told her to ask Tina to write "Dear Lauren: Sorry you'll never be the funniest person born on May 18. Love, Tina Fey" in my book, because Tina and I have the same birthday.
A bit later, Emily texted me from the event and broke the news that sadly, the organizers were telling people that Tina would not be personalizing books as she signed them. Oh, well. So much for that, right? No! Because Emily is a champ. As Tina was signing the books Emily handed her, Em mentioned that one was going to someone who had the same birthday as her. And that is how I got the only book that was personalized at the entire signing:
(Thanks, Em)
What is the point of working from home if you can't do whatever you want, whenever you want?
You need to rethink the "working" part of "working from home."
Excellent signage.
Posted by: Capitol to Capital | Apr 21, 2011 at 12:19 PM
AMAZING
Posted by: vero | Apr 21, 2011 at 12:28 PM
You always like to give early reminders about your birthday.
Posted by: Beth | Apr 22, 2011 at 12:22 AM
Credit goes to my mom for figuring out the true point of this post.
Posted by: Lauren | Apr 22, 2011 at 12:25 AM