Somewhat Frank and Somewhat Michael Are Somewhat Awesome
Massive, massive thanks to my AOL hosts in DC, Michael Tolosa and Frank Gruber who made my visit unforgettable. Here's Michael and I at the party:
And here's a great video Frank did of my visit to DC. He has some great photos here too and a write up on his blog.
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I was absolutely thrilled that you came to visit us, Sarah! If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have pushed myself to make the Web 2.0 Startups panel happen at AOL. I'm a terrible public speaker and I'm not at all comfortable at networking events, but you and Frank really made those three days last week a joy for me. And I can't thank you enough. Best of luck on your book tour, and I hope to see you again!
Posted by: Michael Tolosa | July 21, 2008 at 07:14 PM