Stephen Colbert: He just makes me laugh so much. I would love to see what he's like outside of the character he plays on The Colbert Report. I think we could be friends in real life, so I'd invite him to my famous people dinner, definitely!
Teddy Roosevelt: I caught the first two episodes of The Roosevelts: An Intimate History on PBS (There are seven episodes and I want to watch the rest!), which mostly focused on Theodore's life. He was kind of a crazy person! But also very driven and seemed like he might be fun to be around/have for a dinner guest.
If you could choose three famous people to invite to dinner, who would they be?
*Photo above:A beautiful table set by my Aunt Mitzie for a birthday party she hosted over the summer... I'd get some tips from her for hosting my famous guests!
Teddy Roosevelt: I caught the first two episodes of The Roosevelts: An Intimate History on PBS (There are seven episodes and I want to watch the rest!), which mostly focused on Theodore's life. He was kind of a crazy person! But also very driven and seemed like he might be fun to be around/have for a dinner guest.
If you could choose three famous people to invite to dinner, who would they be?
*Photo above:A beautiful table set by my Aunt Mitzie for a birthday party she hosted over the summer... I'd get some tips from her for hosting my famous guests!
My three would be Leonardo Da Vinci, Sir Isaac Newton, and Benjamin Franklin. Those are three dudes who were good at everything, and I would love to just sit back and listen to their conversations (and inevitable arguments!).
ReplyDeleteAs an aside, one of my undergrad professors was (and is) a member of the Amelia Earhart Society, and periodically goes searching for her bones. When I was at school, he went on sabbatical and took a trip to Fiji to search!