Anyone who saw me at the HotMovies’ party knows I’m all about taking pictures with fans. No matter where we are, no matter what we’re doing.
This is Abteen Bagheri-Fard. I ran into him on sunset the other night and he asked for a picture. He posts music that he likes here. I lives in Los Angeles, like I do most of the time and he goes to Stanford University where he’s studying to become a writer/filmmaker.
Have we taken a picture together? Chances are we have.
E-mail it to me and I’ll post it!
-R
Hi,
I truly enjoyed meeting you in front of Silk in Milwaukee, for the Harley 105th. I had not been able to get out and see any of the events for the 105th since I work all the time. I had gotten there later after 11pm, and according the Milwaukee Harley event schedule, I thought you were to be hosting a wet t-shirt contest at that time. I had dragged my husband there especially just so I could see you, and I guess I lucked out that you were signing autographs for people on your pictures that you had on hand, your book (which I should have bought — (I was a little flustered after my autographs), or on breasts.
When it was my turn, you were nice to give me hugs & kisses and an autograph on me & on a picture of you with handcuffs on (from the Lodge after party in Dallas). I enjoyed every hug and kiss & more. At least you could hear me over the loud speakers that they had, and I’m glad hugs are free! I wish I would have thought to bring the camera, but I didn’t. Apparently someone else’s husband had thought ahead. The shirt I had on was not handy to pull down, or up, unless the whole thing was pulled up, and I mentioned that “No one would want to see that.” You had me come over by you so all the other people by the table would not get more of a show; they did somewhat anyway.
After that we went to Heartbreakers in West Allis, and I ended up pulling my shirt up there also. I was talking to one of the girls that works there, and she wanted to see my autograph. She had really wanted to go and see you but she was working; she had even called her mom before that day to tell her you were going to be in town at Silk. Apparently you have fans of all ages — she was twenty.
Thanks,
Kathy