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Dropped it off in the mail today. I hand-wrote it because I felt it would be much more personal than simply typing it. I do regret not sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope hoping for a response. I say I "kinda-sorta" wrote to him, because I had to write to his "fan mail" address, so I don't even really know if he'll read it, though I hope he does. He's long since retired from the sport, however. Apparently, there's another address you can send stuff to that can get signed, although it's a bit pricey, but the money goes to his foundation. I've thought about doing that, too. It's just a matter of finding the right card for him to sign.
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Crossing my fingers that you get a response!
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Oh, I'd LOVE to hear back from him. It would certainly be awesome! I'm tempering my expectations, though. I don't really expect to. Besides it might be a few weeks or months before I do -- if I do --anyway.Quoth Pixelated View PostCrossing my fingers that you get a response!
I often wish I'd written to the stars of one of my favourite TV shows, now that it's far too late to do so (most have long since departed this earth).Skilled programmers aren't cheap. Cheap programmers aren't skilled.Comment
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