Congratulations as well! I know exactly how you felt when you got to meet/greet Lynda, as well as get her to sign something for you. It's a wonderful experience.

Great picture with Lynda!

I wish my picture was just as great. Some B&N snobby bigwig lady had to take my camera and quickly snapped a lousy picture of me and Lynda—they won't allow your buddy to take the picture (which was the bookstore's way of rushing the line and make money out of much fans as possible the time Lynda was permitted to sign). The technologically-challenged middle-aged corporate lady didn't bother to try and capture the both of us smiling together, let alone both of us staring at the lens at the same time. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know how to shoot-and-press today's easy-to-use digital wonder. They' could've at least assigned someone younger who had some common sense. She was pretty much the so-called "photographer" for the buying customer in line for the signing session the entire time, which was a bitter disappointment for those who handed her their cameras.

these are great!! i cant believe she is 57!!

This time i met Lynda at the CD signing of her new CD AT LAST..and she remembered me and loved my shirt i made. She even laughed at the pic of her as a baby on the shirt.

Great pictures! I'm SO jealous—and you got MORE THAN ONE? I only have ONE lousy picture, to say the least. From the looks of it, the staff/security didn't rush the people getting their CDs signed there in DC. The NY signing was typical NY culture: Rush! Rush! Rush! I barely had anything to say to her.

Wow that's awesome. Your so lucky to have met Lynda. I hope I can meet her one day. She really does seem down to earth. I don't know what I would say to her. I probably be star struck or something and barely get two words out.