Tag Archives: Woody Allen
Boast On Toast
There’s a downside to everything, even a coupon, as I sit in the very ritzy Russian Petrossian Restaurant, about to inhale some complimentary caviar, an acquired taste much like Tab, or Cool Whip despite what it costs. When I say … Continue reading
You’re Such An Animal
It’s 3 a.m. Do you know where your sanity is? Google Images…who knew? Don’t you just love to zumba? Can you do this? The pollen is fucking killing me. No one said anything about a rectal exam. Ha ha ha…that … Continue reading
Laughter In Apartment 10
After having one of my sleepless nights, I decided to get up and do something useful. No, I didn’t scrub the tub. I made a list of some of my favorite jokes instead. We all have them if you think … Continue reading
Why We Reread
My friend Jacques over Christmas said he was reading Hemingway’s Movable Feast I’m assuming not for the first time (he’s a big reader). Another friend was tearing through Middlemarch, George Eliot’s famed opus for the 3rd time. An impressive feat … Continue reading
The Imperfect Susannah B.
As you know I write every day no matter what else is going on in my life. It brings me lots of joy. That said, I’m always mortified whenever I make a mistake. In Monday’s post I spelled the word … Continue reading
The Iron Lady
I went to a screening of the new film, ‘The Iron Lady’ about Britain’s former Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, starring Meryl Streep and Jim Broadbent coming out on December 16th. Before plunging into what I call my ‘piqued point of … Continue reading
Write Because You Have To
My blogging affects people differently. There’s the group of supportive friends who read it every day encouraging me to write since it makes me so happy. Then we have the naysayers who for some inexplicable reason feel threatened by it. … Continue reading
UFOS
No, I did not see an ‘Unidentified Flying Object’ but I did see an ‘Unattainable Famous One.’ My cell phone and I were charging up Park Avenue, we are never apart ‘Cell’ and I, when who is coming towards us … Continue reading