This was actually a funny & fun experience taping the show. First of all, Ellen, the TV host records in the same building as Carson, and guess who was ellen's guest: Kevin Federline (sp?). Wanna know what that means? It means Gabe was outside with his video camera at his waist, pretending not to film Mrs. Spears getting out of her blacker-than-black S.U.V. I wished I couldn't seen her but I was too embarrassed to look. It was really funny and secretly exciting. I still can't get over what a funny thing fame is. It has little or nothing to do with one's sincere appreciation for the famous's art, or personal character, but still it is next to impossible not to feel some level of excitement when you see in person, a face that looks more real thru a camera.

Anyway, everyone at the Carson Camp was almost exceptionally cordial. From top to bottom. Backstage, we partook of hummus, carrots, make-up, Seinfeld, tight pants, a pretty comedian, an interview with Joe Firstman, a gift bag that included a fake diamond necklace, sour altoids (which I think I will have right now), and a gift coupon for shoes (this I will never use cause #1, you have to mail the coupon in and that's just to hard, and #2 I'm a picky shoe shopper).

In the end, we got to perform three songs, Can't Let Go, eggshells, and our favorite live song, Last Stop. Eggshells will air a few weeks after Can't Let Go, and Last Stop may or may not ever see the light of the sun. Oh well, it was fun anyway. Yep fun.