My plan
today was to go to the gym, meet a friend to see Three Billboards, and be home in time to watch Stormy Daniels on 60 Minutes. But my friend was still not
over her flu.
Plan B was
to go to the gym, then see a different movie, Claire’s Camera. But finishing up a freelance project too more time
than expected.
On to Plan
C: walk from 112th Street to 96th to the subway, see Claire’s Camera, and return home for 60 Minutes.
Claire’s Camera was just over an hour,
much shorter than I expected. So Plan C got an addendum: I was still able to go
to the gym after the movie. And once home, I discovered that 60 Minutes would
be delayed because the NCAA final eight were still playing. Kansas (my
husband’s home state) was just a point behind Duke shortly before 7, so I
rooted on his behalf, and Kansas pulled out an 85-81 overtime win. And I
watched Stormy Daniels, who I mostly believe. Plus reading this profile
of her in the New York Times today.
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Same here -- both about believing her and being 75. Rolling Stone and GQ also had good pieces. Is the red for red pencil, hat or politics?
ReplyDeleteThanks, I will check out Rolling Stone and GQ. The "red" is for Emma Goldman, aka Red Emma. Did you ever see the 1981 movie "Reds"? Maureen Stapleton played Goldman
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