Media Play Author Extravaganzaaa

[EUOL]

Hey, who all will be stopping by?  Looks like all books will be 25% off, and there will be prizes, music, and food.  

http://www.mahonri.org/?op=displaystory;sid=2005/5/16/7447/52670

I know that HoM will be around.  He's giving a lecture at 2:00 (according to that article.)  

Fireme, are you doing anything?  

I'll be there from 1-3, doing signings.  (My first ever.)

[Parker]

EUOL and Chris Crowe, signing in the same store?  I am so there.

BTW--EUOL, your name isn't on the schedule online--you're sure you're there?

[EUOL]

Yes, I'm sure.

[Fellfrosch]

I'll be there. There's nothing I love more than a lecture from Mustard.

[Chimera]

You should make sure that they put you on the online schedule.

[Chimera]

Um...I can't tell from the article. Is this free, or does it cost anything?

[EUOL]

I'll bet there's no cost.

And, check your email, Miss Kirby.

[Chimera]

Checked and replied, Master Sanderson.  

[Parker]

Master Sanderson?  Did he actually submit his thesis now?

[Chimera]

No. I guess I should reserve that title until then, huh?

It's just that whenever he addresses me all formally, like "Miss Kirby," I always reply in a similarly stuffy manner with "Master Sanderson."

But you're right--he doesn't have his Masters. And he isn't British. So "Mister" is more appropriate--I'll revert to that.  

[Parker]

I don't know--you could always call him Bachelor Sanderson.  

[Chimera]

lol!  

[Fellfrosch]

Or "Farm Boy."

[Gemm: Rock & Roll Star; Born to Rock]

OR Lake Titicaka. That's a popular one with the young folks nowadays.

[Chimera]

Hmm...well, if everybody's doing it. Lake Titicaka seems like an appropriate term of endearment for EUOL.  

Actually, I have a nickname for EUOL that amuses me greatly and irritates him to no end. I am not at liberty to disclose this nickname, though. The repercussions would not be to me liking.