I have been Friendstered by a minister and there was hot coffee on my desk when I walked in this morning. These things make me smile.
Last night, Carol and I were supposed to have cocktails at the Guggenheim. We did not make it. We did, however, make it out to Brooklyn. We traded getting too dressed up drinking cocktails on ramps, schmoozing with work folk for getting too liquored up on cheap beer, singing along to good, old, fiercely fun country music, schmoozing with folks inclined to wear trucker hats.
I forced Kevin to take my business card, though. You know, for good measure.
The Smith Family was fine, fine entertainment. Carol and I both developed some pretty serious platonic crushes on the drummer, who is just flat out A-dorable. I talked too much, drank too much, smoked too much and sang too loudly. My stomach lining is eating away at itself, being empty of everything but Corona and coffee. I am disheveled, under-rested and sportin’ a Bride of Frankenstein ‘do.
Stayin’ out too late on a school night never looked so good.
Yee-haw!
I get the impression that you like to stay out late, drink alcohol, and flirt with boys. Or am I reading too much into your writing?
wait… who said I flirted with anyone?
Ill, how can you like country music???!!!!
I hope you were being ironic, when you sang along….trucker hat and all.
Is it unfashionable to like country music? Hrm… well, that’s really a shame. I shall refrain from line dancing, then, so as not to offend your sensibilities.
Who said you flirt? Oh, word gets around, you know. People talk; they imagine the rest. Just remember, H. — men and alcohol don’t mix. Accidents can happen. Lives can be ruined.
country music is the new black.
so Fish, when are we going to hear all about the Ben W/Fish love connection????
so, tic, when are you going to not be a pansy and leave your email address?
The hair? And I didn’t even ask you too…
Huh? Chuck Woolery?
Country music? In New Yorrrk City?
i love chuck woolery’s hair.
Chuck who?
Was it ever in fashion to like country music??? Well, if I suppose you sport the Stars & Bars then it would make some sense…though it would not speak well of you. I always thought the new black was pretending to be poor or working class i.e. wearing trucker hats or gas station attendant uniforms. Personally, I like to wear UPS uniforms when I go out, since I am tragically such a poser.
Chuck Woolery. Host of Love Connection. I dig him.