As I moved from ‘here’ to ‘there’ I passed my old friend the
Holzheimer’s booth. And there I saw someone
I didn’t expect, Sandahl Berman. My friends
at the booth didn’t mention she would be signing. I was happy that I ran across her. As I said before, there are usually less
people in line at the booth than on the autograph floor.
I stopped and I got her autograph. She looked great. She was flirty. She talked about being a
dancer, about long legs but no breasts. She
shook my hand and she had the coldest hands I have ever felt in summer. I felt so bad about her cold hands. She was flirty. Yeah, I know I said that
already.
Then I left.
A month later I ran across her again in Houston. I needed to get her to sign a baseball for a friend.
She was a sweetie. She talked with everyone. She told tales about fellow actors. And she flirted with EVERYONE.
She mentioned she had been meeting a lot of moms lately. The moms all recognized her because of the
posters their sons had on the wall. she also mentioned that the moms didn't really know why she was on
their son’s walls. Pretty funny. Did I mention she flirted with everyone?
When I got to talk to her she was flattered to be signing a
baseball. Something she hadn’t done before.
I mentioned I saw her at SDCC and her
cold hands. She grabbed mine and this
time they were warmer but still very cold. I told her I thought about being her
gloves. She smiled and hugged me because
I was such a nice guy to even think that.
By now, she had a long line so I excused myself said
goodbye.
AH
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