Tragic, the whole thing. Not on the scale of Darfur or AIDS, but still.
2. Great December/January 2007 issue for Domino (or is it domino?)! Enjoyed it very much. But am I the only one who would not enjoy chomping on a leafy celery stalk at a fancy cocktail party (p. 76)? Add hot wings and I'm there with bells (and sweats) on, but celery and dip alone? I just don't see it. Also, the throw on p. 44 is not available. Why, Domino?
3. I hope this whole "Britney is pregnant" story really is false, not only for the obvious reason that this little lady doesn't need another youngin', but because it would be a spectacularly awesome joke on In Touch, who has already spent two covers insisting that it's true. Bravo, girl! I think this should be Britney's new PR strategy: have friends/employees/"reliable sources" make up a bunch of shit that isn't true, vaguely confirm it, wait for the tabloids to come out and then prove it to be ridiculously false. Revenge, Brit! Yours for the taking.
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Re. Domino's Dec. issue: It was the description of "peanut butter and jelly yogurt," as mixed together by children, that brought me close to vomiting.
YES! I actually checked out Jennifer Rubell's entertainment book from the library ('cause I'm a library girl now) and it has some not-so-appetizing dishes in it, namely the pb&j yogurt. You should see the accompanying photos. ick.
I am going to email you Don't Stop Til You Get Enough. It is circa Napster so you won't feel so dirty owning it.
OK, I just looked at that article again, and it opens with a photograph of a toddler running around the kitchen with a drooping diaper. Could this whole Domino brunch scenario GET any more vomit-inducing?
Anon, are you telling me that you don't want a germy 3 year old with a full diaper mixing your yogurt with his hands?
...AND, this whole brunch is supposed to be perfect if you're hungover!
(Thanks for venting with me, sgm)
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