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Boobs, Babies and Tattoos
I spent the day working in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in what seemed like an animated cartoon strip. Everywhere you looked, there were pregnant women about to deliver, endowed with breasts of massive proportions, plastered with tats, as they call tattoos down … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Connecticut, Family, Fashion, humanity, humor, kids, Women and men
Tagged tattoos, young parents, Williamsburg Brooklyn, Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, Fernando Botero artist
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The Anonymous Bouquet
Who said romance is dead? Oh, it was me. Ever since my libido moved to Florida, there’s been none in my life…not even a healthy flirt since, you need its presence when you’re femme fataling it in any capacity. It’s … Continue reading
For She’s A Jolly Good Thingirl
When my friend Joan asked if I was excited about my birthday I said, oh yes, so much so, I’m draping black crepe along the windows like when Lincoln died. Excuse me while I start on the mirrors. It’s not … Continue reading
Posted in alcohol, Beauty, Fashion, humor, New York City, Women and men, words
Tagged aging gracefully, birthdays, single New York women, women of a certain age
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Why Holly Golightly Was Not Meant To Get Old
I have a birthday coming up we’re not celebrating. When I think there was a time I looked forward to my special day, it seems comical. As a kid, birthdays were treated like national holidays making you wonder why banks … Continue reading
Posted in Connecticut, Faith, Fashion, Gratitude, humanity, humor, Love, money, Women and men
Tagged aging gracefully, Audrey Hepburn, Breakfast at Tiffany's, print modeling, women of a certain age
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The Cosby Mysteries
I’ve been following Bill Cosby’s trial in Norristown, Pennsylvania distressed for him, the woman that’s been testifying against him, and his family, especially his wife of 53 years. The man is 79 years-old, half blind, drenched in humiliation. It doesn’t … Continue reading
A Hairy Story
I was sitting at a little cafe in midtown when a well-dressed woman, two stools down, looked up from her phone and said, “What does hirsute mean?” “Hairy,” I said, without thought or pause, a word that always makes me … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Connecticut, Family, humor, kids, Women and men, words
Tagged a good vocabulary, childhood memories, Cousin It Addams Family, hairy men, to each his own
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The Norma Rae of Hats
This involves my friend Ed who dresses like a matinee idol..impeccably stylish…treating his wardrobe with the deference due a king. That said. We were working together in a vast space amid many tables and chairs. Ed had gotten up to … Continue reading
Happy Easta
It’s early. I’m in a very long check-out line at Duane Reade with only one register open, my arms filled with items. A can of Comet I’m holding, falls to the ground. A man behind me picks it up. “You … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, humanity, humor, money, New York City, Women and men, words
Tagged big boobs, Catholicism, Comet Cleanser, Cranky New Yorkers, drug store shopping, Good Friday
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