@DMurphyOfficial Thank you, dear Donna. Davy Burns was my mentor and got me a job selling orange drink at the back of the St.James in 1964. I saw them all and you were absolutely BRILLIANT! XXOO
@Pataltschul you and a guest on board for lunch with a total stranger, myself, and some wonderful friends. I’ve linked to my Wikipedia profile to indicate that I’m not a total nut. (Partial yes, total no.) I hope this find you well and wonderful as always and I look forward to
@Pataltschul destroying the world with our folly.”) But he should have added, “Not with Pat Altschul around. I love Charleston and in fact will be there on August 27th. I’m entertaining and lecturing on a wonderful cruise ship called the Crystal Symphony. I would love to invite
@Pataltschul after she passed. Every week I look forward to your common sense wisdom - the calm eye in the middle of the storm - on my favorite show and look forward to the way you steer the young ones to the light. As Thornton Wilder wrote, “We’re all fools endangering of
@Pataltschul Dear Patricia (If I may)
This is only my second fan letter ever (and first twitter direct) to tell you how much I admire your brains, beauty and style. My first fan letter was to Lucille Ball and was happy I wrote it as we became best friends. I wrote her biography
@Pataltschul Hello from a total stranger. I usually follow twitter but was happy to see you. Would you follow me for a moment so I can send you a private message. I promise I'm not a nut (well maybe a little) Here's who I am: https://t.co/rbw47qAW1V. Thank you so much. Jim
@Pataltschul Hats off to you, Patricia Altschul. You are the classiest dame north or south of the Mason-Dixon line. You have enriched my life even if only through the airwaves. If you ever get to Manhattan, the cocktails are on me. Wishing you all good things, Jim