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Manhattan native. TV and film industry slave. Ex-pat living in Hamburg, Germany.
This is me celebrating my 26th birthday in Berlin with some of my favourite men.
I would like to return.
A company may send me for free.
But time is running out to vote for me.
So, go here and vote for Chelsea.
Takes less than 10 seconds.
tl;dr: Today is the last day to vote for me for a free trip, and I’d really like to spend my 28th birthday in Berlin with my favourite people once again.
Reblog, maybe?
So here’s the thing. I’m in this contest. I put in reasonable effort into my entry. And I really love Berlin.
I started off strong, but have since slipped. This is saddening. I know we’re better than this Tumblr. Consider this my call to action.
Tumblrs unite! Vote me up! Get me to Berlin! I promise all the artsy photos in return.
Oh hay guise. If you haven’t done so already, could you please take 15 seconds to vote for me? If I win, I get a free trip to Berlin, and I miss Germany dearly, so ya know. You don’t need to sign up for anything - just click a radio button and submit!
hahaha. I had the exact same reaction. VOTE FOR CHELSEA!
GUYS. I am a finalist to win a free trip to BERLIN! Vote for me here! Bitte. Bitte. Danke.
I should probably mention that I’m #4. Chelsea. The one speaking German poorly.
I was at Target today when a woman came over the loud speaker.
“This is a customer announcement. If there is a Helen, could you please come to customer services. Your party is waiting for you.”
Two minutes later, the announcement comes again.
“This is a customer announcement. If there is a Helen, could you please come to customer services. Your party is waiting for you.”
This continued 6 more times, each time the Target employee becoming more and more impatient.
“Helen. If you hear this, come to customer service. Your party has been waiting for you.”
It has now been over 10 minutes since the original announcement, and once again the disembodied voice makes itself known.
“Helen. Helen. HELEN. If you can hear this, please come to customer service. Again, if there is a customer by the name of Helen Keller, please come to customer service. Your party is waiting for you.”
Either some evil genius named their child Helen Keller, or that Target employee took it upon herself to turn what was an obnoxious task with which she was charged, into a potentially poor taste joke. Either way, I was very amused.
This has been an entirely true, unexaggerated, Sunday Story.
This is almost like a throwback Thursday. A little Regis & Kelly reunion last night.
Maybe it’s time to rethink your life when you’re unable to find a photo for your Linkedin profile that doesn’t show you either a) pulling a face, b) wearing something odd on your head, or c) with litre cans of beer duct taped to your hands.
I am one of 25 finalists in a contest for a free trip to BERLIN. Ich kann wieder nach meine zweite Heimat fliegen! Ohh Gott.
Now I have to think of a creative way to answer the question: “Why do you want to visit Berlin?”
Well, I mean, because it’s one of the greatest cities on the planet, duh. No but seriously, major brainstorming to happen now. Thoughts?
[Edit] The ideas they are a brewing, and I’ve decided on a video. Auf Deutsch. Wish me and my accent luck!
Re: Last post. Please note the husband’s tattoo.
I need this coin.
In 2012 I…
Got engaged in Ireland.
Welcomed a new nephew.
Got married in Central Park.
Honeymooned in Paris and Hamburg.
Moved to Hong Kong.
Came back home to NY.
All in all, a rather satisfactory year, indeed.
The new official trailer for The Details. I’m very proud to have been a part of this production.
Back in 2009, I drove cross country to Seattle to work on this film for near 4 months. After a great showing in Sundance, we now have a premiere date of November 2nd in NY and LA. This is all very exciting, people.
Fun videos to come shortly.
My next couple weeks.
Boston to Dublin
Dublin to Paris
Paris to Hamburg
Hamburg to Dubai
Dubai to Hong Kong
