Say, did you hear Amy's segment on NPR's Morning Edition this am? If not, here it is. I love the closing music: one of my faves.
Posted by Elizabeth Licata on June 19, 2009 at 6:27 am, in the category Who's Ranting About Us.
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Fantastic !! I’m hoping to catch Amy tomorrow in Sutter Creek – cannot wait !
That’s so cool Amy! I want to be on NPR….uhhhhh….
I heard it in the car. Alone at the time, I excalimed aloud, “I know her!” and I believe I pointed at the radio. I know I don’t really know Amy, but I’ve read her books and I visit with y’all all the time–it breeds a certain very pleasant familiarity. NPR and a Garden Ranter in the same place at the same time? It made my day!
I agree with Kim!
Heard it, loved it, looking forward to hearing more Sunday morning on NPR, and can’t wait to read the book!
What happened to Oregon’s NPR gal?