Hey, I was on TV last night! I have to say, I like being on TV, ha ha. I wish there was a way I could be on TV without doing a regular job…I was under the gun before show time and was worried I wouldn’t be able to calm down. But thankfully, I got it together and wasn’t nervous/sweaty when I went out to talk to Dave.

I hope you enjoyed the piece; I had a lot of fun doing it…I’m lucky enough to work with great people that make shooting these things great fun.

And if anyone from Guiding Light is checking out my site today: Thank You!

I had such a great time on their set – everyone was so great to me. I got to work with the very cool:


Beth Ehlers and Ricky Paull Goldin

How about that?! They were so great! (I’ll get my thank you notes in the mail this week.) And my part really will air in June (6/7/05)! I’ll remind you then, of course.

When I left the set and walked backstage, freaking R2-D2 almost ran me over! Ha ha.

I’ll let you in on a little secret…I knew I was going to be on TV this month. My numerologist, Cheryl Lee Terry, gave me the good word in April…check this out:


Bob’s numerologist says…

The numbers don’t lie, ha ha.

I’m SO tired; I had a long, great day.

Bonus story from Bob’s weekend that wasn’t in yesterday’s diary:

I’m at a local Hess station filling up the old tank ($2.11 a gallon). In New Jersey, you can’t fill your own tank; the guy has to do it. So the guy starts filling my tank and walks away to help someone else. I get out to wash my windows and notice that the gas is going in super slow. At about 6 gallons, the tank stops. I was on “E” and I have a 12-gallon tank. I wanted to touch the pump to keep it going but again, you can’t touch the pump here. The guy comes over and I say, “It shut off early, I only have half a tank.” The guy says, “I don’t know” and hands me my receipt. Ha ha…that was it: end of transaction. I said to myself, ‘hey, maybe I don’t really need a full tank.’ And off I went.

Anyway, that was the bonus story.

And that’s it! Have a great day!

All my best,

Bob