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August 11, 2008 11:49 AM

Pam Sitt has left the building. So sue me. . .

Posted by Nancy Leson

. . .for mentioning yet another Jason Mesnick TV-celebrity-sighting photo-opportunity like these:


Anyway, it turns out you don't have to work in (or own) a restaurant to hang out with TV celebs, you can buy your way into that claim to fame. But you've only got till 5 p.m. this evening to do so, and you can do it by calling Waterfront Seafood Grill at 206-956-9171 to purchase your ticket to their lift-one-with-the-bach event, a fundraiser for Jason's hometown kids at the Kirkland Boys & Girls Club.

Here's the info, quoted straight from the press release:

"Please join us Thursday, August 14th for an unforgettable summertime evening -- and an ultra exclusive Girls' Night Out. Delight in the company of Jason Mesnick of The Bachelorette and the hosts from Chat with Women, Pam and Rochelle. With sweeping views from Mount Rainier to the Olympics, Waterfront's patio is the perfect venue for this once in a lifetime event. Cocktails and appetizers will be provided, alongside DJ Benny, producer of Chat with Women, who will keep the music spinning.

When: Thursday, August 14, 2008, 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM.
Location: The Waterfront Seafood Grill, 2801 Alaskan Way, Seattle WA 98121
Tickets: $85 per person. Includes 3 drinks, heavy appetizers and one raffle ticket. Raffle drawing at 8:20."

But wait! There's more! Call Waterfront by noon and the nice folks from Mackay Restaurants will also give you a Ginzu knife!



And now, back to my regularly scheduled programming, in which I answer queries like, "Hey! Wasn't that Rachael Ray?" and surf the net in search of juicy gossip regarding what's-his-name, courtesy of that little looker Pam Sitt. Who, go figure, gave up the glam life as the Seattle Times "Girl About Town" to watch television.

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Posted by Simonian

1:29 PM, Aug 13, 2008

Cancelled. Apparently not enough people actually had any interest in attending.

Posted by Nancy Leson

2:45 PM, Aug 13, 2008

Hilarious, says me! No doubt that's why there was a call to "call before midnight!" -- OK, 5 p.m.

And feel free to call me a snob, Simonian, but while I'm all for supporting causes like the Boys & Girls Club, I wouldn't pay 85-cents to watch "The Bachelorette" on TV.

Interestingly, Waterfront's PR-gal told me that the restaurant doesn't have trouble selling other events. Perhaps Jason M.'s 15 minutes are officially up.

Posted by TJ

7:55 PM, Aug 13, 2008

I miss Pamela Sitt! I enjoyed reading her when she just did TV, and looked forward to her pieces in the Sunday paper.

As for the guy from the Eastside who lost that show on KOMO, I'm sorry that there wasn't enough interest, but I'd heard it cost $125, not $85. Of course, I wouldn't have dreamed paying either price for that kind of event.

Posted by Nancy Leson

10:21 PM, Aug 13, 2008

TJ: They dropped the price when the numbers weren't rolling in at $125.

Posted by Pamela Sitt

12:17 PM, Aug 18, 2008

I miss Nancy Leson! And poor Jason, although he gave me his cellphone number and then never texted me back! Rude.

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