Four jobs I have had in my life
magazine editor, manicurist, NFL mascot, freelance writer
Four movies I would watch over and over
Princess Bride, A Life Less Ordinary, Grease, Raiders of the Lost Ark
Four places I have lived
NYC, DC, Atlanta, Cincinnati
Four TV shows that I watch
Lost, House, Mythbusters, Good Eats
Four places I have been
Pompeii, Isle of Skye, Providenciales (Turks & Caicos), Cub Run (Kentucky)
Four people who e-mail me regularly
Sarah, Damon, Mom, Facebook
Four of my favorite foods
stuffed artichokes, hearts of palm, sushi tuna, goat cheese, lemony olives (I stole an extra slot)
Four places I would rather be right now
Cub Run, Manchester, Tucson, any far shore
Four things I am looking forward to this year
Alden’s first words (maybe), some sort of vacation, a chance to improve our living conditions, at least one good surprise
Four favorite authors
Mark Helprin, Bill Bryson, Edward Rutherford, Robert Graves
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Posted by yellowdoggrl on February 22, 2008 at 3:13 am
Four jobs I have had in my life
managing editor, assistant editorial page editor, features editor, director of communications (but I want to know more about the NFL mascot)
Four movies I would watch over and over
Casablanca, Desk Set, The Incredibles, Truly Madly Deeply (but I can recite Princess Bride line for line)
Four places I have lived
Ankara, Austin, Dubuque, New Orleans
Four TV shows that I watch
Entourage, Law&Order, NCAA basketball, Ugly Betty
Four places I have been
Brooklyn Heights, Friday Harbor, Kusadesi, Paris
Four people who e-mail me regularly
The Alamo Drafthouse, The Beau’s Mom, my ex’s uncle, The New York Times
Four of my favorite foods
duck-fat frites at The Delachaise, fatty toro, Hatch green chile anything, hot roasted chestnuts from the street vendors in Nurnberg
Four places I would rather be right now
I’m actually pretty happy to be right here
Four things I am looking forward to this year
seeing Eli & Max, selling the house in New Orleans, turning 40, November 5
Four favorite authors
Can I have four hundred? No? First four who come to mind then: Leo Tolstoy, Mary Oliver, T.C. Boyle, Charlotte Bronte
Posted by yellowdoggrl on February 22, 2008 at 3:13 am
Four jobs I have had in my life
managing editor, assistant editorial page editor, features editor, director of communications (but I want to know more about the NFL mascot)
Four movies I would watch over and over
Casablanca, Desk Set, The Incredibles, Truly Madly Deeply (but I can recite Princess Bride line for line)
Four places I have lived
Ankara, Austin, Dubuque, New Orleans
Four TV shows that I watch
Entourage, Law&Order, NCAA basketball, Ugly Betty
Four places I have been
Brooklyn Heights, Friday Harbor, Kusadesi, Paris
Four people who e-mail me regularly
The Alamo Drafthouse, The Beau’s Mom, my ex’s uncle, The New York Times
Four of my favorite foods
duck-fat frites at The Delachaise, fatty toro, Hatch green chile anything, hot roasted chestnuts from the street vendors in Nurnberg
Four places I would rather be right now
I’m actually pretty happy to be right here
Four things I am looking forward to this year
seeing Eli & Max, selling the house in New Orleans, turning 40, November 5
Four favorite authors
Can I have four hundred? No? First four who come to mind then: Leo Tolstoy, Mary Oliver, T.C. Boyle, Charlotte Bronte
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:49 pm
I was Huddles the Tiger for the 1989 Cincinnati Bengals. Football fans will remember that as a year that they went to the Super Bowl (against the 49ers). I am happy to take credit for that.
It was a total fluke, by the way. I don’t know anything about football. My uncle is a friend of someone who worked in the office at the time. Right before the season began (like, they day before) they discovered the guy they hired was too big for the costume. My uncle happened to be there and said, “I have a niece who’s pretty small. Want me to call her?” And that was that.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:49 pm
I was Huddles the Tiger for the 1989 Cincinnati Bengals. Football fans will remember that as a year that they went to the Super Bowl (against the 49ers). I am happy to take credit for that.
It was a total fluke, by the way. I don’t know anything about football. My uncle is a friend of someone who worked in the office at the time. Right before the season began (like, they day before) they discovered the guy they hired was too big for the costume. My uncle happened to be there and said, “I have a niece who’s pretty small. Want me to call her?” And that was that.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:49 pm
I was Huddles the Tiger for the 1989 Cincinnati Bengals. Football fans will remember that as a year that they went to the Super Bowl (against the 49ers). I am happy to take credit for that.
It was a total fluke, by the way. I don’t know anything about football. My uncle is a friend of someone who worked in the office at the time. Right before the season began (like, they day before) they discovered the guy they hired was too big for the costume. My uncle happened to be there and said, “I have a niece who’s pretty small. Want me to call her?” And that was that.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:49 pm
I was Huddles the Tiger for the 1989 Cincinnati Bengals. Football fans will remember that as a year that they went to the Super Bowl (against the 49ers). I am happy to take credit for that.
It was a total fluke, by the way. I don’t know anything about football. My uncle is a friend of someone who worked in the office at the time. Right before the season began (like, they day before) they discovered the guy they hired was too big for the costume. My uncle happened to be there and said, “I have a niece who’s pretty small. Want me to call her?” And that was that.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:49 pm
I was Huddles the Tiger for the 1989 Cincinnati Bengals. Football fans will remember that as a year that they went to the Super Bowl (against the 49ers). I am happy to take credit for that.
It was a total fluke, by the way. I don’t know anything about football. My uncle is a friend of someone who worked in the office at the time. Right before the season began (like, they day before) they discovered the guy they hired was too big for the costume. My uncle happened to be there and said, “I have a niece who’s pretty small. Want me to call her?” And that was that.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:49 pm
I was Huddles the Tiger for the 1989 Cincinnati Bengals. Football fans will remember that as a year that they went to the Super Bowl (against the 49ers). I am happy to take credit for that.
It was a total fluke, by the way. I don’t know anything about football. My uncle is a friend of someone who worked in the office at the time. Right before the season began (like, they day before) they discovered the guy they hired was too big for the costume. My uncle happened to be there and said, “I have a niece who’s pretty small. Want me to call her?” And that was that.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:50 pm
Truly, Madly, Deeply is one of my all-time favorites as well. You can’t get it from Netflix, which is NOT RIGHT.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:50 pm
Truly, Madly, Deeply is one of my all-time favorites as well. You can’t get it from Netflix, which is NOT RIGHT.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:50 pm
Truly, Madly, Deeply is one of my all-time favorites as well. You can’t get it from Netflix, which is NOT RIGHT.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:50 pm
Truly, Madly, Deeply is one of my all-time favorites as well. You can’t get it from Netflix, which is NOT RIGHT.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:50 pm
Truly, Madly, Deeply is one of my all-time favorites as well. You can’t get it from Netflix, which is NOT RIGHT.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:50 pm
Truly, Madly, Deeply is one of my all-time favorites as well. You can’t get it from Netflix, which is NOT RIGHT.
Posted by yellowdoggrl on February 22, 2008 at 3:13 am
Four jobs I have had in my life
managing editor, assistant editorial page editor, features editor, director of communications (but I want to know more about the NFL mascot)
Four movies I would watch over and over
Casablanca, Desk Set, The Incredibles, Truly Madly Deeply (but I can recite Princess Bride line for line)
Four places I have lived
Ankara, Austin, Dubuque, New Orleans
Four TV shows that I watch
Entourage, Law&Order, NCAA basketball, Ugly Betty
Four places I have been
Brooklyn Heights, Friday Harbor, Kusadesi, Paris
Four people who e-mail me regularly
The Alamo Drafthouse, The Beau’s Mom, my ex’s uncle, The New York Times
Four of my favorite foods
duck-fat frites at The Delachaise, fatty toro, Hatch green chile anything, hot roasted chestnuts from the street vendors in Nurnberg
Four places I would rather be right now
I’m actually pretty happy to be right here
Four things I am looking forward to this year
seeing Eli & Max, selling the house in New Orleans, turning 40, November 5
Four favorite authors
Can I have four hundred? No? First four who come to mind then: Leo Tolstoy, Mary Oliver, T.C. Boyle, Charlotte Bronte
Posted by yellowdoggrl on February 22, 2008 at 3:13 am
Four jobs I have had in my life
managing editor, assistant editorial page editor, features editor, director of communications (but I want to know more about the NFL mascot)
Four movies I would watch over and over
Casablanca, Desk Set, The Incredibles, Truly Madly Deeply (but I can recite Princess Bride line for line)
Four places I have lived
Ankara, Austin, Dubuque, New Orleans
Four TV shows that I watch
Entourage, Law&Order, NCAA basketball, Ugly Betty
Four places I have been
Brooklyn Heights, Friday Harbor, Kusadesi, Paris
Four people who e-mail me regularly
The Alamo Drafthouse, The Beau’s Mom, my ex’s uncle, The New York Times
Four of my favorite foods
duck-fat frites at The Delachaise, fatty toro, Hatch green chile anything, hot roasted chestnuts from the street vendors in Nurnberg
Four places I would rather be right now
I’m actually pretty happy to be right here
Four things I am looking forward to this year
seeing Eli & Max, selling the house in New Orleans, turning 40, November 5
Four favorite authors
Can I have four hundred? No? First four who come to mind then: Leo Tolstoy, Mary Oliver, T.C. Boyle, Charlotte Bronte
Posted by yellowdoggrl on February 22, 2008 at 3:13 am
Four jobs I have had in my life
managing editor, assistant editorial page editor, features editor, director of communications (but I want to know more about the NFL mascot)
Four movies I would watch over and over
Casablanca, Desk Set, The Incredibles, Truly Madly Deeply (but I can recite Princess Bride line for line)
Four places I have lived
Ankara, Austin, Dubuque, New Orleans
Four TV shows that I watch
Entourage, Law&Order, NCAA basketball, Ugly Betty
Four places I have been
Brooklyn Heights, Friday Harbor, Kusadesi, Paris
Four people who e-mail me regularly
The Alamo Drafthouse, The Beau’s Mom, my ex’s uncle, The New York Times
Four of my favorite foods
duck-fat frites at The Delachaise, fatty toro, Hatch green chile anything, hot roasted chestnuts from the street vendors in Nurnberg
Four places I would rather be right now
I’m actually pretty happy to be right here
Four things I am looking forward to this year
seeing Eli & Max, selling the house in New Orleans, turning 40, November 5
Four favorite authors
Can I have four hundred? No? First four who come to mind then: Leo Tolstoy, Mary Oliver, T.C. Boyle, Charlotte Bronte
Posted by yellowdoggrl on February 22, 2008 at 3:13 am
Four jobs I have had in my life
managing editor, assistant editorial page editor, features editor, director of communications (but I want to know more about the NFL mascot)
Four movies I would watch over and over
Casablanca, Desk Set, The Incredibles, Truly Madly Deeply (but I can recite Princess Bride line for line)
Four places I have lived
Ankara, Austin, Dubuque, New Orleans
Four TV shows that I watch
Entourage, Law&Order, NCAA basketball, Ugly Betty
Four places I have been
Brooklyn Heights, Friday Harbor, Kusadesi, Paris
Four people who e-mail me regularly
The Alamo Drafthouse, The Beau’s Mom, my ex’s uncle, The New York Times
Four of my favorite foods
duck-fat frites at The Delachaise, fatty toro, Hatch green chile anything, hot roasted chestnuts from the street vendors in Nurnberg
Four places I would rather be right now
I’m actually pretty happy to be right here
Four things I am looking forward to this year
seeing Eli & Max, selling the house in New Orleans, turning 40, November 5
Four favorite authors
Can I have four hundred? No? First four who come to mind then: Leo Tolstoy, Mary Oliver, T.C. Boyle, Charlotte Bronte
Posted by yellowdoggrl on February 22, 2008 at 3:13 am
Four jobs I have had in my life
managing editor, assistant editorial page editor, features editor, director of communications (but I want to know more about the NFL mascot)
Four movies I would watch over and over
Casablanca, Desk Set, The Incredibles, Truly Madly Deeply (but I can recite Princess Bride line for line)
Four places I have lived
Ankara, Austin, Dubuque, New Orleans
Four TV shows that I watch
Entourage, Law&Order, NCAA basketball, Ugly Betty
Four places I have been
Brooklyn Heights, Friday Harbor, Kusadesi, Paris
Four people who e-mail me regularly
The Alamo Drafthouse, The Beau’s Mom, my ex’s uncle, The New York Times
Four of my favorite foods
duck-fat frites at The Delachaise, fatty toro, Hatch green chile anything, hot roasted chestnuts from the street vendors in Nurnberg
Four places I would rather be right now
I’m actually pretty happy to be right here
Four things I am looking forward to this year
seeing Eli & Max, selling the house in New Orleans, turning 40, November 5
Four favorite authors
Can I have four hundred? No? First four who come to mind then: Leo Tolstoy, Mary Oliver, T.C. Boyle, Charlotte Bronte
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:49 pm
I was Huddles the Tiger for the 1989 Cincinnati Bengals. Football fans will remember that as a year that they went to the Super Bowl (against the 49ers). I am happy to take credit for that.
It was a total fluke, by the way. I don’t know anything about football. My uncle is a friend of someone who worked in the office at the time. Right before the season began (like, they day before) they discovered the guy they hired was too big for the costume. My uncle happened to be there and said, “I have a niece who’s pretty small. Want me to call her?” And that was that.
Posted by jaysaint on February 23, 2008 at 8:50 pm
Truly, Madly, Deeply is one of my all-time favorites as well. You can’t get it from Netflix, which is NOT RIGHT.
Posted by seraskin on February 29, 2008 at 6:28 pm
I, too, wish you were in Tucson right now.
We could blow up a kiddy pool in the middle of my sandy “yard” and pretend we were at a far shore.
And make D and J bring us round the clock artichokes, sushi, etc. while debating who we’d most like to make out with: Sayid or Alton Brown.
Posted by seraskin on February 29, 2008 at 6:28 pm
I, too, wish you were in Tucson right now.
We could blow up a kiddy pool in the middle of my sandy “yard” and pretend we were at a far shore.
And make D and J bring us round the clock artichokes, sushi, etc. while debating who we’d most like to make out with: Sayid or Alton Brown.
Posted by jaysaint on March 4, 2008 at 3:18 am
I’m going to go to bed half an hour early tonight so I can fantasize about that before I go to sleep.
Posted by jaysaint on March 4, 2008 at 3:18 am
I’m going to go to bed half an hour early tonight so I can fantasize about that before I go to sleep.
Posted by jaysaint on March 4, 2008 at 3:18 am
I’m going to go to bed half an hour early tonight so I can fantasize about that before I go to sleep.
Posted by jaysaint on March 4, 2008 at 3:18 am
I’m going to go to bed half an hour early tonight so I can fantasize about that before I go to sleep.
Posted by jaysaint on March 4, 2008 at 3:18 am
I’m going to go to bed half an hour early tonight so I can fantasize about that before I go to sleep.
Posted by jaysaint on March 4, 2008 at 3:18 am
I’m going to go to bed half an hour early tonight so I can fantasize about that before I go to sleep.
Posted by seraskin on February 29, 2008 at 6:28 pm
I, too, wish you were in Tucson right now.
We could blow up a kiddy pool in the middle of my sandy “yard” and pretend we were at a far shore.
And make D and J bring us round the clock artichokes, sushi, etc. while debating who we’d most like to make out with: Sayid or Alton Brown.
Posted by seraskin on February 29, 2008 at 6:28 pm
I, too, wish you were in Tucson right now.
We could blow up a kiddy pool in the middle of my sandy “yard” and pretend we were at a far shore.
And make D and J bring us round the clock artichokes, sushi, etc. while debating who we’d most like to make out with: Sayid or Alton Brown.
Posted by seraskin on February 29, 2008 at 6:28 pm
I, too, wish you were in Tucson right now.
We could blow up a kiddy pool in the middle of my sandy “yard” and pretend we were at a far shore.
And make D and J bring us round the clock artichokes, sushi, etc. while debating who we’d most like to make out with: Sayid or Alton Brown.
Posted by seraskin on February 29, 2008 at 6:28 pm
I, too, wish you were in Tucson right now.
We could blow up a kiddy pool in the middle of my sandy “yard” and pretend we were at a far shore.
And make D and J bring us round the clock artichokes, sushi, etc. while debating who we’d most like to make out with: Sayid or Alton Brown.
Posted by seraskin on February 29, 2008 at 6:28 pm
I, too, wish you were in Tucson right now.
We could blow up a kiddy pool in the middle of my sandy “yard” and pretend we were at a far shore.
And make D and J bring us round the clock artichokes, sushi, etc. while debating who we’d most like to make out with: Sayid or Alton Brown.
Posted by jaysaint on March 4, 2008 at 3:18 am
I’m going to go to bed half an hour early tonight so I can fantasize about that before I go to sleep.