ON the same note as Megan just pointed out about Pam knowing when to push-I would like to write about one of my many memories. Im not a horse rider. I am her niece and we were pretty close. When I was 17 she took to see NYC for the first time. It was an amazing trip! She got us tickets to be in the audience of the David Letterman show!! We were in the 4th or 5th row and I was sitting on the end of the row. One of the producers comes up to me and says David may come out in the audience and ask you to stand up and answer questions (I was quite the wallflower than) I begged her to switch seats with me. She repeatedly said no. I think I went as far as crying, but she did not budge. Mr. Letterman, did in fact come out and talk to me!! ( of course). When we watched it later, they hadnt cut any part out. So, I was on for like 5 full minutes. When I got back home and went to school, everyone knew me. Lots of people came up to me and said you were that girl on Letterman. I was so popular. I called Pam as soon as I got home and said thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Youre the best and told her what happened. She is the best and Ill miss her everyday
Posted on: Tue, 06 May 2014 00:58:44 +0000
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