The only thing I remember about the Ally Sheedy's MAID TO ORDER is one of the maids used her wish to wish that all of the dishes for the big party would be taken care of (and they were).

When you find the right recipe, you understand why folks like the thing (brussels sprouts and, for me, eggplant).

Mine is a cap that screws into a large round pipe (if that makes sense) and it is really easy to miss the thread and it still goes in enough that you think "you're good!". You are not.

Unscrew, Rescrew and you'll know you got it.

I'm sure he'll see it fine from ... "heaven"

My fear is she gets put on a registry and that follows her for life. I hope it works out.

* although the entry could be amusing, but not worth the consequences.

An hour after our Neighborhood gathering disbanded, people were in cafes and diners eating and chatting and laughing and then when they walked back to their cars and homes carrying those signs many held them up as they went and cars passing continued to honk.

It's time to take back the Gadsden flag, too.

They don't need more money. They need to feel good about themselves and money is one measure but have more than others and connecting it to moral and intellectual superiority and inferiority is their go to as far as filling their gaping hole in the soul.

They need a zillion hugs.

In their sad way they think they're building a new, just society like the Gilded Aged Progressives were with libraries, charities and the like. More Henry Ford but yeah.

Her strength was she had class.

In every movie she had great clothes that were uniquely her and just hung well. Yet she did great physical comedy and empathy and was just so relatable even as there was only one of her.