Barry Manilow and the Blitzkrieg on Grinchitude

Oh wow. A full 40 hours later, and I'm still tingly. The fangirl in me came out on Monday night. I was rather excited to watch the show anyway, because I, like all the other fans, had just gone through a week of reruns. I don't mind reruns. I can watch reruns. I just wish the Comedy Central/Comedy Network would show some older reruns when the show is on hiatus. Anyway, I'm digressing.
Barry Manilow was the guest, and as we all know, Barry stole the Emmy from Stephen last August. After that, some on the ColbertNation boards started an all out war against Manilow. I didn't engage in that one, took the Switzerland stance, because I am guilty of having a copy of the Copacobana on my ipod. Srephen and Barry brought an end to that war, with a peace treaty, and they decided to share the Emmy. I think that was mighty big of Mr. Manilow. But it was what happened after the interview that made it for me, and I'm going to share it now.



Oh My God!! It still does it to me.*L* I'm glad that my mother was the only one home, because she could sleep through a train wreck. I squeeled. I swooned. I shed a tear. It was beautiful. When it was done, I went to the ColbertNation.com boards to congregate with my fellow fangirls, because I knew they would be there, and they were. Someone mentioned the Blitzkrieg on Grinchitude, and a new mission was born.
Many of us fangirls are now making Christmas cards for Stephen. I intend to have mine ready to be mailed by the first of December. I have so many ideas, and hopefully the finished product will get his attention. I'll post a picture of it when I'm finished. I'm also going to add the letter that I've been working on, although, I've been working on that one for weeks and I just can't get it to sound right. I'll keep you posted.