One Thing I Have in Common With Abe Vigoda

[robcallahan]

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[lordaraq]

i didn't call to see if you were dead either, i figured i'd just read about it on your blog if you did.

[robcallahan]

Don't worry. You'll see me dead yet.

[lordaraq]

didn't you once say you were going to be cremated? so then i really wouldn't be "seeing" you

[anwarsanswers]

Was busy fielding calls from relatives about my wife's safety, or I'd have touched base last night. Glad to hear you're ok.

[robcallahan]

Same to you, and Stacie.

[pendamuse]

As I was quick to point out an hour after the event, your little mishap with the water and concrete didn't hit my local radar until I happened to catch a "Breaking News Alert" from our local NBC affiliate somewhere around 10:00p.m.

As there was no ripple effect in the universe, it was safe to assume you had survived.

Take me to see the wreckage?

[robcallahan]

As you'll recall we had previously visited a lesser-known vantage point from which the skyline can be viewed in all its charm. The former bridge in question was the next one over. I went by that area today and our spot is behind barricades. If you want to see the wreckage, we'll have to find a new lookout point.

I'll send a signal to the gawker underground and see if I still have people there.

[margoeve]

Only just heard about it this morning/afternoon as my groggy self was about to smack "snooze" for the 12th time.

I am glad you are OK.

[robcallahan]

One of my employees got to watch Katie Couric get manhandled by local police this morning, which apparently means it has become big news. Lots more people were checking in on me today, but still no mom... Thanks.

I hear the President is coming. I bet he takes off the tie, rolls up his sleeves and everything!