Posts Tagged ‘growing up’
“She and her mother have found a good way to repay a boy for a date”
Written by washwords on June 2, 2008 – 5:27 pm[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/w/?v=KwCmpU0RCkE]
too funny. among other good quotes:
“well, call me next week Jerry.”
“looks like your asking so late went over like a lead balloon.” and finally
“girls who park in cars with boys are never popular. not even with the girls they park with.” poooor jinny. that strumpet.
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Tags: video, youtube, popular, 1950s, flashback, funny, humor, how to be popular, dating, retro, boy, strumpet,
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Tags: 1950s, boy, dating, flashback, friend, funny, growing up, how to be popular, humor, popular, retro, strumpet, video, youtube
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3/365: Nancy
Written by washwords on May 19, 2008 – 9:13 pmI’m working on my version of the x365 challenge started by Dan Waber on his 40th birthday: write 40 words (no more, no less) every day for a year. I’ve varied it slightly – I’m 35 so I’m writing 35 words. I may not write one per day but I love the concept and will try to honor it. Starting now. You can find the complete list here. I’m going to attempt to include at least a few of the items as separate posts to keep it on your radar, in the hopes that you’ll do it too
3/365 Nancy: You wore jeans, walked daily to midtown from downtown, made me earn your smile, held my feet to the fire, taught me that phrase. Major newsweekly internship advisor? No way. You were a goddess.
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Tags: advisor, feet to the fire, goddess, greenwich village, growing up, internship, journalist, magic, new york, newsweek, newsweekly, real, walking, writing, x365
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