You orange’nt going to believe this
I knew if I got on Facebook and wrote that today, on a warm day, near the intersection of Church and Chambers in downtown Manhattan, I saw a man in … Continue readingYou orange’nt going to believe this
KELLY'S RECENT EAT, DRINK AND PRAY FOR LOVE BLOG POSTS
How much is that doggy in the window?
Maybe it’s me being my usual grouchy self, but I am fed up with strangers coming up to me while I’m walking Lucy and asking me how much I paid … Continue readingHow much is that doggy in the window?
Please wear a helmet when you ski
My heart goes out to Natasha Richardson’s family. It’s hard to fathom that a person can take a fall on a beginner ski slope, appear fine afterward, complain of a … Continue readingPlease wear a helmet when you ski
Even Mickey Ds costs more in Manhattan
One of the most e-mailed New York Times’ articles today just happens to be the one I read first when I settled onto my chaise, balancing a big bowl of … Continue readingEven Mickey Ds costs more in Manhattan
Well, when in Rome…
Why was not I surprised to see the headline, “Tuscan city bans ethnic eateries, fast food,” over the top of a recent AP story on USA Today’s website? The city in question … Continue readingWell, when in Rome…
Econocide is the newest buzz word
“Econocide,” suicide due to the poor economy, is the latest financial buzz word. As a segment on tonight’s CBS Evening News showed, once wealthy people are throwing themselves under trains, blowing out … Continue readingEconocide is the newest buzz word
You didn’t think I braved the cold, did you?
Now that I’m back from the inauguration festivities everyone who didn’t go wants to hear stories about what it was like. I wish I could say I awoke at 4 … Continue readingYou didn’t think I braved the cold, did you?
Farewell D.C.; good luck O
Well that’s it. D.C. is now a memory. Albeit a fond one. I am on the train back to New York, with Etta James playing in my ear on my … Continue readingFarewell D.C.; good luck O
My conversation with Ellen Burstyn
I’m probably jaded, but for the most part covering the celeb angle at the inauguration for USA Today was no different than covering any other celeb event. I’m sure had … Continue readingMy conversation with Ellen Burstyn
Yes, there are crowds – just deal with it
This is what it was like stepping off the Metro at the Foggy Bottom station as I tried to get to my hotel yesterday. Everybody was headed to the free … Continue readingYes, there are crowds – just deal with it