On an unrelated topic, would it be terribly uncouth of me to tear apart this oven-fried chicken I'm eating for lunch with my hands? The drumstick was easy enough to eat, but I'm having trouble coming up with a polite way to dismantle the breast. Hmmm.....
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Natter 34: Freak With No Name
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Fried chicken and pizza are finger food if you want them to be.
At home or on a picnic, yes. But at my desk, for some reason I'm hesitant.
I am the proud new owner of an old pink rotary dial phone. YAY!
No, Jessica, that's how you eat chicken. Just lay in a supply of napkins before you start.
I am the proud new owner of an old pink rotary dial phone. YAY!
And I'm JEALOUS!
He just returned it with apologies for "scribbling" on the title page.
I opened it and it's signed to me by Sedaris! He did a signing at UCLA.
That's so cute! How did he sign it? He signed a book for me, "Every day is something to cry about." which? true.
And to my friend -- "Rebecca! It's so nice to finally meet you!" (They'd never corresponded or anything. She was just one of the 200 or so people there to see him read.)
He just returned it with apologies for "scribbling" on the title page.
I opened it and it's signed to me by Sedaris! He did a signing at UCLA.
That's so cool!
I opened it and it's signed to me by Sedaris! He did a signing at UCLA.
OK, that's wicked cool. I need to remember that sort of thing in case I ever get in a position to have something signed.
He just returned it with apologies for "scribbling" on the title page.
I opened it and it's signed to me by Sedaris! He did a signing at UCLA.
I did that to a friend too, big apology about the random person scribbling in his copy of the Amber books. The random person was the author who was the GoH at a con I attended.