I'm Glad I Met You or igimu is a piece for passing understanding and an anti-xenophobic device which replaces fear and ignorance with empathy and under-standing.  igimu is the anti-bullying tool and the social catalyst this country has been crying out for. 

I'm Glad I Met You is all inclusive, interactive and face to face.  It's a living biography that documents what's important to you.  This book will not be written by one and read by many.  It will be written by many and cherished by one.  You get to choose who gets to influence your life.   This isn't about being naive or fanciful or gullible or irresponsible.  igimu is about gettin' the story straight from the horse's mouth (so to speak).

This isn't a book that tells you what to do.  It asks you what you think.  If you were to be remembered for, or your legacy were to be a quote...  What would you be quoted as saying?  Something profound like, "change isn't always good, but at least it's inevitable." (mine) or a more simple truth like, "you get what you give" (not mine). 

If you want the truth you must seek it because TV today must be viewed as either opinion or entertainment.  

I am currently campaigning for I'm Glad I Met You to be the official friendship book of the 2012 Olympic Games in London.  I have dialogue and story-boards for two commercials.  One involves an impoverished Irish athlete and the other involves an ostracized Hindi exchange student.  

Getting the word out costs lots of money.  The tourism advertising budget for country of Australia was $56million and how often do you see their commercials?  This is ultimately a global project.  To kick it off here in our own back yard will take between Six and Eight Digits.  

From little things big things grow.  

So Shall It Be Written ?,

Doug