We never did get to actually met Chris, because of the surprise and that Chris was working... too bad. But the Producer, MIke Farah, the writer/director, Chris Farah (Mike's brother) and the cousin were all really great people.

So this is the serendipetous happenstance:

I was restocking the UFO cards, books and posters at Sweetwaters café and that caught the attention of another customer there. He asked if I was responsible for the fairy doors. I told hm that I looked after hem and studied them... that I was a Fairyologist. He explained that his cousin was producing a movie here, in Ann Arbor, and that the lead actor had brought his wife and children with him. The actor and family LOVED the fairy doors. As it turns out, the producer was hoping to buy (!) a fairy door for the actor and family as a "wrap" gift (when the film "wraps"). I explained that I do not sell fairy doors. I directed the Sweewaters customer to Red Shoes Homegoods and gave him my card to pass along to his cousin.

On Friday, I received a call from the producer of "Trivial Pursuit". He restated his goal. I restated mine. A bit later I called Red Shoes to ask that they set aside a "fairy door" for the producer. He was there and got on the phone. HE had purchased a copy of "Who's Behind the Fairy Doors?" and aske dif I would sign it. He invited me to the last night of filming that night, where I could watch and sign the book.

Kathleen, Samuelina & I went downtown at 8PM, after dropping Delaney at a party, and hung around Ingalls plaza checking out the lights camera and action! The actor is, Chris Gorham (he plays the accountant on Ugly Betty). It seems that he has been Twittering about the fairy doors ever since they got to town.

I hope they enjoyed the book etc...
I don't think he ever Twittered about it. :(

"After Hours, the premier late night talk show in St Louis Mo."

ummm... I checked them out: the "program airs from Midnight - 2 AM CST on KFNS". The middle of the night on AM<<< radio. heeheee AND it is a "comedy" show.... ay yi yi... I have done a few of these. I expect some serious ridicule. LOL Luckily I think I can take it. There certainly are many funny aspects of what I do and what I have seen.

Really good news is that the urban fairies' fairy "store" at The Peaceable Kingdom has a new window shade on their door. The original one finally tore, after many ups and downs. I think most people wouldn't notice the difference, but, of course, I am a fairyologist...hem hem.