Remember, I told you last week how I hung up on the Howard Stern Show without knowing it?
Well, they aired the segment in which I'm laughing, giggling and getting all awkward and embarrassed but trying to get the point across that sugar can turn your kids into "Sugar Brats."
Now, I want to thank you, all you guys, and one woman, for writing me!
It was nice to hear from so many of you. Phew! I guess, gauging from your remarks, I didn't make a complete fool of myself after all!
As far as I'm concerned, I'm happy to bring an element of fun and levity to the subject of sugar.
Check out some of the kind remarks posted to my blog from listeners.
Now, here are some comments sent directly to me:
Here's what Michael wrote:
"I heard you on Howard today. You were great! If more folks would just lighten up and play along, we would all be better for it. I have diabetes and will surf your site for info. Thanks -- something I would not be doing if you were not on Howard. Thanks again."
David says:
"Heard you on the Howard Stern Show! Just want you to know I thought you did a great
job...considering who you had to talk to.... and i think you totally got your message across..."
And Brian reassured me:
"Fear not. You came off great. Early on, you were laughing, and that was great. I'm a long- time listener to Howard. `The Jack and Rod' interview really do
not make fun of people/interviewees in any personal sense. It is very situational, and actually
I get impressed with the patience that most people exhibit. The humorous aspect of the interview
(for me) is the creativity of the set-up, not often the embarrassment of the interviewee. Congrats, you were very pleasant."
You can read more listeners' thoughts here.
I'm wondering: Would I have been so good natured if I'd still been ramped up on sugar? 'Course, The Howard Stern Show wouldn't have come calling.
By the way, you'll be amused to know that my ex-boyfriend Mark said that when I kicked sugar, I became more funny! How's that for a nice benefit!?
Remember, I told you last week how I hung up on the Howard Stern Show without knowing it?
Well, they aired the segment in which I'm laughing, giggling and getting all awkward and embarrassed but trying to get the point across that sugar can turn your kids into "Sugar Brats."
Now, I want to thank you, all you guys, and one woman, for writing me!
It was nice to hear from so many of you. Phew! I guess, gauging from your remarks, I didn't make a complete fool of myself after all!
As far as I'm concerned, I'm happy to bring an element of fun and levity to the subject of sugar.
Check out some of the kind remarks posted to my blog from listeners.
Now, here are some comments sent directly to me:
Here's what Michael wrote:
David says:
And Brian reassured me:
You can read more listeners' thoughts here.
I'm wondering: Would I have been so good natured if I'd still been ramped up on sugar? 'Course, The Howard Stern Show wouldn't have come calling.
By the way, you'll be amused to know that my ex-boyfriend Mark said that when I kicked sugar, I became more funny! How's that for a nice benefit!?