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Tag Archives: Social
The Really, Really Long Way Home
Where were we? Ah yes, a packed train filled with hungry, thirsty beasts. I was breathing easy because we’d been going for a while without incident. Oh, the cruel winds of fate. (Was that too dramatic?) We were in the … Continue reading
The Day Before The Night
Sandra Bernhard was certainly the highlight of our visit to NY, but we had an action-packed day before we got to the show. Being NY, there was no shortage of strange agents. We went to the theatre for a matinée; … Continue reading
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A Night To Remember
What a night! We arrived way too early because we intended to get a bite to eat before the show (of course I intend to get a bite to eat before and after anything I do) but it was freezing … Continue reading
Bright Lights, Big City, Great Charity
Dan and I are in NYC for a quick overnight*, to experience a Brush With Greatness of the highest order. We have VIP tickets to see Sandra Bernhard tonight, and to meet her after the show! Can’t wait to tell … Continue reading
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The Elephant In The Room
It seems like an unlikely pursuit for me, but due to some unique circumstances I participate in a White Elephant every year. It’s all adults; no kids like Jane to ruin everyone’s good time while they’re being greedy. Traditionally, we … Continue reading
Who Am I, And Why Am I Here?
When the band announced the most embarrassing story contest the other night, my friends had some doozies but would not get up and tell them. Two stories are so good and completely humiliating, they simply must be told. My friend … Continue reading
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Things That Go Bump In The Night
If you’re lucky, once in a lifetime an opportunity will come along that will change the entire course of your future. Friday night was such an opportunity for me. My friend’s husband plays in a band and she invited several … Continue reading
The Spirit Of Christmas?
There are three things you can count on in this world—taxes, death and holiday sweaters. I understand taxes and the inevitability of death, but I am slack-jawed when it comes to holiday sweaters. They typically look like a small child’s … Continue reading
Will Argue For Fun
When Dan and I moved into our new home in 1997, we struck up a conversation about where we would put our Christmas tree, if we had one, which we do not. I felt strongly that our fictional tree should … Continue reading
The Year Jane Ruined Christmas
We’ve all seen the Grinch Who Stole Christmas and A Christmas Carol, but I know a real family who will never have Christmas again. It all started with a crying 6 year old, and not to point fingers, but she … Continue reading