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August 11, 2003

Dancing (barefoot) with Domokun

I'm going to be at Powell's Beaverton store in Beaverton, Oregon on Wednesday. I'll be reading from and signing copies of Dancing Barefoot. I've been excited about this event since the day it was booked, and that excitement has grown exponentially over the past few weeks.

Well, excitement just hit a whole new level: Powell's initially ordered 125 books for the event . . . and they just ordered an additional 75!!

I was so excited when the order came in, I did a little dance. Then I read this, and I did a much larger dance.

Then I read THIS and I shit myself.

While dancing.

I did the happy shit dance.

Just me and Domokun, trilwing around my living room like Beauty and the Beast.

It was freakin' beautiful. A tale as old as time.

Posted by wil at August 11, 2003 10:43 AM

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