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Claire's teacher left a message for me on my machine at the newspaper. She said she heard a lot about me from Claire and wants me to speak to the class about writing. Of course my editor is thrilled!
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Last night Chris was a total sweetheart and helped me pick out an extra CD player for deejaying. We're all set, he has the rest of the stuff to lend me, a mixer, speakers, CD player.
I'm so excited that I got so many emails from people saying they'd come and bring people. I didn't know I had so many friends in New Jersey!
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Peter D. sent me some delicious spiralina in the mail. (Thanks again, Peter!)
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NOW -- a little somethin' 'bout SHOES.
As most of you know, I'm not happy unless I'm wearing at least 3-inches, but I've been known to wear up to 6-inches. It's not because I'm short, but because heels are just so classy and girly. I like the way they make your strut so sexy. And I pride myself in always having perfectly polished toe-nails too.
I've worn heels so long I can run in heels, ride a bike in heels, have sex in heels, and dance all night in heels without taking them off like a lot of wimpy chicks do. Even when I went to the Catskills last summer, I hiked through woods in 5-inch platforms.
So, it always irks me when people say, "HOW CAN YOU WALK IN THOSE THINGS!!"
Well, I now give you the answer: "Because I can not walk without 'those things.'"
The other day I said to myself, "Let's be a little different" and treated myself to some stylish Candies flip flops with lovely black beads on them. They were gorgeous, but by the end of the day I was completely wiped out trying to walk in them. I just don't know how to walk in flat shoes and they slowed me down tremendously.
I felt like I lost a big chunk of my personality without being able to hop and skip around the office like a little girl.
This morning I woke up and had the worst lower back pain. I wondered why, because I never, ever, ever have back pain. But then I remembered, it was the flat shoes.
Those flat shoes are now in the garbage, thank-you very much. And I'm not one to say the word "never" but I think it's safe to say "never" again in this case.
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Last night Chris was a total sweetheart and helped me pick out an extra CD player for deejaying. We're all set, he has the rest of the stuff to lend me, a mixer, speakers, CD player.
I'm so excited that I got so many emails from people saying they'd come and bring people. I didn't know I had so many friends in New Jersey!
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Peter D. sent me some delicious spiralina in the mail. (Thanks again, Peter!)
***
NOW -- a little somethin' 'bout SHOES.
As most of you know, I'm not happy unless I'm wearing at least 3-inches, but I've been known to wear up to 6-inches. It's not because I'm short, but because heels are just so classy and girly. I like the way they make your strut so sexy. And I pride myself in always having perfectly polished toe-nails too.
I've worn heels so long I can run in heels, ride a bike in heels, have sex in heels, and dance all night in heels without taking them off like a lot of wimpy chicks do. Even when I went to the Catskills last summer, I hiked through woods in 5-inch platforms.
So, it always irks me when people say, "HOW CAN YOU WALK IN THOSE THINGS!!"
Well, I now give you the answer: "Because I can not walk without 'those things.'"
The other day I said to myself, "Let's be a little different" and treated myself to some stylish Candies flip flops with lovely black beads on them. They were gorgeous, but by the end of the day I was completely wiped out trying to walk in them. I just don't know how to walk in flat shoes and they slowed me down tremendously.
I felt like I lost a big chunk of my personality without being able to hop and skip around the office like a little girl.
This morning I woke up and had the worst lower back pain. I wondered why, because I never, ever, ever have back pain. But then I remembered, it was the flat shoes.
Those flat shoes are now in the garbage, thank-you very much. And I'm not one to say the word "never" but I think it's safe to say "never" again in this case.