Here is a photo of me with Dana R. Kohler, the Producer and Host of the TV program, "Senior Forum". What a super-nice guy! He made me feel right at home, and quite comfortable even though this was my first time on a TV talk show. We discussed how people can use the power of the Internet to turn a hobby into a business. He asked about my tatting, hand dyed thread, my book, how I got started setting up a blog and Etsy shop, etc. Even the fact that I started the cello later in life was mentioned. All in all, it was very exciting to have my very own chance to be "in the limelight"!There is not a link to the program online. If anyone wishes to buy a DVD copy (they are $10 each), they can contact Dana R. Kohler by email at Drtrax(at)aol.com
The episode that I appear on is #185. I was very pleasantly surprised to see how good I look on TV!
10 comments:
It sounds like you had a wonderful experience! I'll have to check out the DVD!
How cool that the TV producer and host was so nice and personable enough to put you at ease! Congratulations on your first television appearance! Woo hoo! :)
What a fabulous experience and.. Yes you do look great!
Congrats again! May you have many more moments like this to come!
Thank you, thank you --
you are too kind!
(taking a bow) :-D
Congratulations Marilee for receiving the recognition you so rightly deserve for all the accomplishments you have made so far in your tatting and music adventures.I am sure that you did look good on TV.
Congratulations Marilee! What an exciting adventure for you to talk on TV about your tatting and HDT. I'm thrilled for you!!!
Way cool! I can count a celebrity in my circle of friends. Congratulations!
What a wonderful testimonial to the tatting craft you are! I'm so glad it was a delightful experience for you.
:-)
Awesome. You look great and I'll bet the show was a real hit. How wonderful to get an opportunity to promote your threads and designs.
Thank you all, so much! It really was an incredible experience, and it was sure nice to see that I didn't look as stupid as I felt (grin).
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