Re: Ann Coulter’s skirmish at Scragsville U.
See what I mean?
Ann called the university bush-league not Ivy League.
Of course she is right.
Next time I speak with her, I’ll familiarize her with scrags-league.
Re: Ann Coulter’s skirmish at Scragsville U.
See what I mean?
Ann called the university bush-league not Ivy League.
Of course she is right.
Next time I speak with her, I’ll familiarize her with scrags-league.
Charmed or snowed? That is the question.
Yes, I suppose I still sort of like Realtor Max. Still, having slept on his spiel, the charm has dissipated but the words linger on.
He wants to bring in a STAGER.
Giving a cursory sweep of his hand, he asked: “You do all this?”
“Yes, those are my paintings,” I replied, somewhat taken aback. Now I know the guy’s not a connoisseur but, until now, my work has been admired and valued. From past exhibitions I’ve kept a few paintings particularly meaningful to me, all in costly frames.
“Well, this is OK,” Max continued blithely, shrugging at my Sunflower “But…” he trailed off, glancing at a large painting (actually unfinished) above the mantle. I like to live with a piece, see what it tells me. For now it tells me leave me alone.
Then we get to ‘clutter’ (Max’s word).
In an heirloom silver frame I have photos of my family—black and white, some circa 1918.
They should be gone.