Charles Apple

I failed to reload my Canon software after my hard drive went down earlier this year. And I didn’t have a card reader with me. So I’m just now posting my photos from my Atlanta trip:

The Tuesday crowd was slightly larger than the Wednesday morning one. The woman in green in the left center is AJC print design manager Patty Murphy. The guy in the center with the tie is Kris Jensen of the AJC’s Gannett News section.

Here, Graham Kimbrough of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, prepares to introduce me for the Wednesday morning session.

Albert Einstein is stalking me.

Dee Dee D’Asaro finds my comments amusing, but Kenny Monteith won’t even crack a smile. Typical.

My new show, “The Art of Being Brilliant,” clocked in at 90 minutes each of the two times I gave it, despite the fact I worked on it up to the last minute.

My thanks to the fine folks of the AJC and their guests from the SNPA. They were a fine audience.

And my apologies to my good friend Joanne Sosangelis, graphics editor of the AJC. She sat through the session twice. That had to be boring.

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