Sal lives with his wife Kitty outside of Manhattan in an apartment mostly decorated by him.

Originally Posted By juliasegal

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Hey, Dad? Say things differently.

Whenever I call my parents’ house and my dad picks up and my mom’s not there, he immediately tells me where my mom is because she’s the information officer at the Sandberg house and the person from whom I get family news, hometown gossip and general advice. Maybe she’s the only person who should answer, as exchanges like the one I had this evening happen more frequently than I’d like.

Me: Hi!
Dad [Brightly]: Hi! Your mom’s at the hospital.
Me [Stomach drops]: What do you mean?
D: Yeah, she went to the hospital this afternoon.
E: [Cold sweats, what’s wrong, why isn’t my family telling me that my mom was in a car wreck today and is on life support and why isn’t my dad there with her, maybe he’s fielding calls to the house to update people on her condition or accepting meal deliveries from sympathetic friends and neighbors.]
D: …with your grandma.
E: [Sweats subside, but still concerned because WHAT’S WRONG WITH MY GRANDMOTHER, SHE’S 85, and even though she drives a car and parties and has a really supercool attitude, perhaps today she knocked on death’s door to see what was up.]
D: Her blood pressure was sort of high today. They were there for a couple of hours and are leaving in about 30 minutes. What are you up to?
E [Shaken, trying to keep it together and act like I’m not a little bit vexed at my father for making me almost have to pull the car over because two family members are currently hanging out at the hospital for something that has turned out to be unrelated to smallpox, life-threatening cancer and/or sepsis]: Nothing, just driving back from the grocery store. Um, is everything OK?
D: Yeah, she was just nervous about her blood pressure. I mean, it was like 175, but mine’s been that high before. She just gets a little bit anxious sometimes, I think.

YEAH, DAD, WELL SO DO I. LET’S ALL REMEMBER THAT OUR FAMILY HAS A PROBLEM WITH THIS AND TAILOR OUR COMMUNICATIONS TO REFLECT IT.

(Love you!)

OH. GOD.

But the theory that the [Pink Frilly Dress phenomenon] is rooted in our evolutionary pasts dies hard. Two years ago, neuroscientists from Newcastle University suggested that women are drawn to pinks and reds because their prehistoric ancestors had to be attuned to ripe berries and feverish infants. Early men, on the other hand, were connoisseurs of blue-a sign of good weather for hunting. Fortunately, most academic responses to this study suggested that it was a shade of bovine-manufactured brown.

Lauren Sandler in “Code Pink,” Mother Jones Sept/Oct 2009

The story of my life, in brief dialogue and image.
Lucy Van Pelt: Or maybe you have pantophobia. Do you think you have pantophobia? Charlie Brown: What’s pantophobia? LVP: The fear of everything. CB: THAT’S IT!
(Thanks to Kara for the image link.)

The story of my life, in brief dialogue and image.

Lucy Van Pelt: Or maybe you have pantophobia. Do you think you have pantophobia?
Charlie Brown: What’s pantophobia?
LVP: The fear of everything.
CB: THAT’S IT!

(Thanks to Kara for the image link.)

Hey, have I brought this up before?
In January of 1994 I turned 13. My best friend at the time wanted to do Glamour Shots for our two-days-apart birthdays. I concurred. This is a behind-the-scenes shot my mom took that day.
Worst part: Later that night I had to babysit. I didn’t wash my face or brush my hair before being on my way because I thought I looked good as shit.

Hey, have I brought this up before?

In January of 1994 I turned 13. My best friend at the time wanted to do Glamour Shots for our two-days-apart birthdays. I concurred. This is a behind-the-scenes shot my mom took that day.

Worst part: Later that night I had to babysit. I didn’t wash my face or brush my hair before being on my way because I thought I looked good as shit.

Then, one day, while catering a party at Roddy McDowall’s house, George Schlatter from Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In offered Jiminy a pilot episode deal for a daytime talk show that Jiminy accepted and started at the Beverly Garland Motel. And, as Jiminy has said, “that’s how it all started!

Jiminy Glick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I don’t know why I’ve had Glick on the brain lately, but I just can’t stop thinking about him. And I’m dying.

Originally Posted By infiniheart

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