I did just sign a deal for the Kentucky Derby and TOUCH. It is exciting. Unfortunately, I can’t attend this yr due to scheduling.

Who cares if it is real or not? It is still freaking awesome!!!!!! Off to a meeting for 2010 touch jewelry. Xoxo

Amy Fisher, une bien jolie demoiselle, tombe amoureuse au premier regard de Joey Buttafuoco, le carrossier du quartier, qu’une récente cure de désintoxication exigée par sa femme, Mary Jo, a rendu à la vie et à l’amour des siens. Amy n’a aucune peine à convaincre le jeune homme de céder à ses charmes manifestes, mais se heurte à un refus net et clairement formulé lorsqu’elle lui suggère de quitter son épouse et ses enfants. La patience n’étant pas son fort, Amy tire une balle dans la tête de Mary Jo. Celle-ci survit à sa blessure et Amy est jetée en prison. Pour se défendre, elle prétend que c’est Joey lui-même qui l’a poussée à s’en prendre à sa femme…

I am a donor and on the bone marrow list as well. My friend had a successful BM transplant.

L.A. Times Festival of Books Appearance – April 25

 
If you are in the Los Angeles area come visit me tomorrow!

 
I am particularly excited about this appearance/signing. Why am I excited about this one in particular, you ask? My favorite Dodger blogger Jon Weisman will be the one asking the questions! He writes Dodger Thoughts.

 
And if you are a Dodgers fan, you must also check out his incredibly informative, passionately written book entitled, 100 Things Dodgers Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die.

 
I’m reading the book now. It is an eloquent look at the Dodgers and a must read for anyone who is a fan of the team.

 
So… needless to say, I’m excited that I get to talk baseball tomorrow with Jon. I may even turn the interview around on him! You’ve been warned, Jon.

 
Here is the info if you’re interested in coming to see us:

 
UCLA CAMPUS – Los Angeles Times Stage
1 p.m.: Interview Session with Jon Weisman
1:30 p.m.: Audience Q & A
1:50 p.m.: Book Signing for one hour

 
In regards to tickets, the book session is at an outdoor stage so there no tickets are necessary. You can just show up to the UCLA campus and walk over to the Los Angeles Times Stage! There are 400 seats available but plenty of standing room; they have had up to 1,000 people at that stage before with no problem.

 
I hope to see you there!

 
Peace,
Love,
AND BASEBALL,
Alyssa

 
P.S. If you would like to see my behind the scenes video of my Citi Field visit, click here.