Savannah Monitors on Breakfast Television!

[Ravi]

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Hi Everyone

I would like to let everyone know that I will be on City TV's Breakfast Televison on Monday February 3rd to promote the new Savannah Monitor book.

I'll be taking a few of my monitors on the show so people will be able to see what that cute baby savannah will one day grow into. I'll also be taking about some of the myths surrounding savannah monitors as well. It'll be a short segment but hopefully some of you can catch it.

Thanks. Talk soon.
--Ravi--

[asphyxia]

I'm there Ravi,

What time is the broadcast

Can you bring a White throat aswell??

Break a leg!
Brian

[Weather1]

I'll be watching.... I will turn the satallite on at work for the whole office to watch.

Good luck

:w

[Ravi]

Thanks. I should have posted the time in the original post. Breakfast Television is on from 6:30AM to around 8:30AM (not too sure about the 8:30 part) on channel 7.

I won't know what time I'll be on until that morning.

I think I'll just bring savs with me....maybe something else if I think it'll behave :)

--Ravi--

[asphyxia]

Thanks Ravi.

Ca'mon (LOL) lets see a White throat...I am getting one soon and i'm courious that all...unbehaving herps are good for the ratings, who knows you could be a regular if ya get bit.

Good luck Brian

[marisa]

This will be a great chance to let people know the truth about Moniters....that they aren't a child pet and deserve to be cared for properly and that sometimes that level of care isn't for everyone! I hope the show goes really well.

Marisa

[KaHane]

That's GREAT Ravi, I'll be watching:)

[markb]

Congrats Ravi - Ive read most of the book this evening, and its delightful to re-read...of course I saw the drafts so I new what was here, but its a very well done book, and as anticipated it will put all of the past "savannah" books retired to the book shelves of dust and cobwebs - where they now belong. Good Show, Have a Good time onthe show and hope your lizards behave themselves while in the spot (= exathema)-light!
Cheers,
mark