fame!

posted by catherine / June 14, 2006 /

best baseball game ever tonight (thanks kriston!) - i mean, except for the nats losing. a lot. because, in addition to delicious beer and sausages and free little american flags and stuff, we had TWO FAMOUS SIGHTINGS. (ahem, for d.c.) outside, while tommy and i were lounging around on the armory steps, we saw MARK WARNER. be still my heart. it was actually our second sighting - we'd seen him apple-picking in charlottesville once. second sighting: david gregory of nbc. not as awesome, but still kind of cool. people in the bleachers actually recognized him. d.c. is such a dorkily awesome town.

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Last night somebody approached me and asked if I was Amanda Mattos -- they recognized me from DCist. I wonder if somebody out there today is writing a blog post about their run in with local (lmnop list) celebrity, Amanda Mattos. 100% chance the answer to that is no, but I think I can officially start to complain about the paparazzi.

Posted by: Amanda on June 15, 2006 10:05 AM

get used to it! when i wrote for dcist, two, count 'em TWO, people recognized me. fame is not easy, my friend.

Posted by: catherine on June 15, 2006 10:44 AM

TWO, people recognized me

That's not even counting the (nameless) people who recognized you but, struck mute by your fame, did not introduce themselves.

Ahem.

Posted by: Matt F on June 15, 2006 11:19 AM

I had my first Andy Stern sighting earlier in the day too, I should point out. Which is probably only exciting to me and other ED folks. Still, adds to the famous-for-DC jam-packedness of the day.

Come to think of it, I think a Senator dropped by our meeting yesterday morning, but only long enough to drop Ted Turner and Hillary Clintons' names. I didn't get a good look at him or hear the introduction, so I'm not sure which one it was...

Posted by: tom on June 15, 2006 02:29 PM

Wirth! Google says it was Senator Wirth. Sounds plausible.

Posted by: tom on June 15, 2006 02:30 PM

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