
In the lobby , coming down from an apparent pow wow with former President George W. Bush, who is officing at 5950 Berkshire Lane. (Dave Perry-Miller’s office is in suite 100, with a full view of the lobby.) Matthew was wearing faded 501 jeans, a white cotton button down, had a leather satchel tossed over his shoulder… just sauntered right through the lobby over there before we could grab any shots. Or him.
Maybe the Preston Hollow Lucky Sperm Club had a chapter meeting in that building?
I live in Mckinney, Tx. and was on my way home from Germany yesterday. He was on my flight from Newark, NJ. to DFW last night. He’s a very nice personable guy. You don’t really see that too much with these Hollywood stars.
Oh, I wish I could see him in person.
He is beautiful.
I think he was looking for me.
And sounds like he stayed at the Crescent according to my friend who works at Merrill Lynch and gazed longingly at him from across the lobby…(eyes fluttering)
Hmmm, wonder how Crescent valet guys managed to park his trailer….
@ Crafty – In order for one to look as if they had just flown in from “the land of beef” which Matthew recently recorded a voiceover for, one must always wear the “I’m just a regular guy uniform” which Candy described perfectly, and pull up to formal venues in a vehicle that is a step above the regular guy’s vehicle but a notch or two below the tool’s vehicle; a vintage Cadillac with longhorns attached to the front bumper would suffice. Trailers are only allowed at sporting events, i.e. flexing muscles gratuitously at the oddest moments in front of perfect strangers. Extra credit is given to those that do not shave for a few days. The ones who diffuse every room they occupy with the scent of woodchips and saddle leather are recognized in the following month’s issue of “Regular Guy/Extraordinary Life.”
Well, it couldn’t have really been him – it says so right in the description that this person was wearing “a white cotton button down”
Two asses having a meeting…big deal.
As opposed to the common phrase “meeting of the minds” would the meeting you referred to be a “meeting of the asses?” I’ll stop here and not consider the proceedings of that meeting and do not want to begin considering all that would be necessary for such a meeting to occur…but I’ll bet the minutes for that meeting would be interesting to review!