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Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Saturday, June 21, 2008
I guess that's why they call it "the Blues"
I don't think there has ever been another set of eyes quite like his.
Is there a woman alive (at least over the age of 40) who doesn't think Paul Newman was the epitome of hunk in his day? And, quite frankly...even beyond his "day".
The latest news, is that Newman is sick with lung cancer. Not sure if it's true, but the most recent pictures of him do not look good.
Not only gorgeous, he has managed to sustain a very long marriage with the beautiful and talented Joanne Woodward, survive the death of a child, has been an avid fan and participant of race car driving, created a natural line of foods, given enormous amounts to charity, and has had one amazing acting career.
Recently, an old interview conducted in his home, was shown on t.v. And on the wall was a sign that read:
EVERYONE BRINGS HAPPINESS HERE...
SOME BY COMING...
SOME BY LEAVING.
Wow...I love that.
What a way to throw your guests off balance and keep them wondering...
which one am I?
Is there a woman alive (at least over the age of 40) who doesn't think Paul Newman was the epitome of hunk in his day? And, quite frankly...even beyond his "day".
The latest news, is that Newman is sick with lung cancer. Not sure if it's true, but the most recent pictures of him do not look good.
Not only gorgeous, he has managed to sustain a very long marriage with the beautiful and talented Joanne Woodward, survive the death of a child, has been an avid fan and participant of race car driving, created a natural line of foods, given enormous amounts to charity, and has had one amazing acting career.
Recently, an old interview conducted in his home, was shown on t.v. And on the wall was a sign that read:
EVERYONE BRINGS HAPPINESS HERE...
SOME BY COMING...
SOME BY LEAVING.
Wow...I love that.
What a way to throw your guests off balance and keep them wondering...
which one am I?
Monday, June 09, 2008
Dream a little dream of me
post inspired by Jack
A few nights ago, I had a dream that all of my teeth were falling out.
A few at a time.
Painlessly.
But out they came, slowly but surely.
I don't remember panicking, but I do remember thinking there must be something symbolic about this dream. It seemed this had to be one of those "universal" dreams that many experience.
Kind of like that dream where you float through a room (or am I the only one who has had that dream?).
There are many interpretations for a dream when teeth fall out. It depends on how they fell out, how you were feeling during the dream, and what is going on in your life at the time.
One interpretation is, it represents letting go of something, a changing relationship.
So, I think I know what it means for me. I think it has to do with letting go of my children...
who are no longer children.
This is not for the faint of heart. This is more difficult than giving birth. How do you let go of the piece of your heart that has been forever changed? Is "let go" really the term we must use?
Some say the "tooth" dream is about appearance, fear of getting old and ugly. I don't think that's really it for me. (although, if I end up looking like the gal above, that might bother me a little)
Or is it all a bunch of bunk? Maybe dreams mean nothing.
Hmmmmmmm...
A few nights ago, I had a dream that all of my teeth were falling out.
A few at a time.
Painlessly.
But out they came, slowly but surely.
I don't remember panicking, but I do remember thinking there must be something symbolic about this dream. It seemed this had to be one of those "universal" dreams that many experience.
Kind of like that dream where you float through a room (or am I the only one who has had that dream?).
There are many interpretations for a dream when teeth fall out. It depends on how they fell out, how you were feeling during the dream, and what is going on in your life at the time.
One interpretation is, it represents letting go of something, a changing relationship.
So, I think I know what it means for me. I think it has to do with letting go of my children...
who are no longer children.
This is not for the faint of heart. This is more difficult than giving birth. How do you let go of the piece of your heart that has been forever changed? Is "let go" really the term we must use?
Some say the "tooth" dream is about appearance, fear of getting old and ugly. I don't think that's really it for me. (although, if I end up looking like the gal above, that might bother me a little)
Or is it all a bunch of bunk? Maybe dreams mean nothing.
Hmmmmmmm...
Sunday, June 08, 2008
It happened again
Went to two car shows today. It's amazing how there can actually be two car shows in one city, both crowded.
The first was in Johnny Carson Park, across from Burbank Studios, home of the Tonight Show.
While driving there, I wondered out loud to my husband whether or not Jay Leno would be there. He has his own amazing collection of cars, and has been known to show up at these things.
We walked through, perusing the classic cars...no Jay Leno. Oh well.
Off we went to our next destination...Woodley Park for another classic car show.
As we were walking around, we noticed a crowd gathering by one particular car. Of course, being the incredibly nosy person that I am...I insisted we make our way over to see what was going on.
And, lo and behold, there was that familiar silver hair, blue jeans and work shirt.
Jay Leno was was there, drawing a bit of a crowd. No obnoxious paparazzi, no screaming, no fainting.
Just regular folk politely asking Jay to pose for a picture and sign an autograph. And he happily complied.
This was not our first encounter with Jay. A few years, I wrote this about another Sunday with him.
Oh yeah, last night we went out to dinner and watched Steve Perry walk by.
Living in L.A. is cool, no?
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