Gwyneth named her kid 'Apple'. How rude.

So, let’s see. Yesterday we sojourned to Laurenzo’s Italian Market and we got their good pasta and stuff, and it took two hours. And I went to the library and got ‘The Stepford Wives’, and ‘Life with Judy: Me and My Shadows’, which made my sister loathe Judy and me loathe her daughter Lorna, who is a snotty little brat who abandoned her mother when the going got tough and then wrote a tell-all biography.

 

The upside of that film, of course, was SpyDaddy. Because SpyDaddy was Judy’s second husband, Sid (yes, I cracked up. For hours.) There was even a fun Bristow moment.

 

Overall, it just made me cry. Because Judy died at the end. I knew it was coming, but it was still very sad. *sigh*

 

Anyway, after that, we had dinner- really yummy Italian food- and then we purported tortured Mel in various ways because she is a lunatic. And then after that fiasco, Mom said we needed to watch ‘the Wizard of Oz’.

 

I never liked it before, but I do now. It really is a good movie. And it’s amazing how it’s so engrained in pop culture to this day. And Judy was a doll. I heard the version of ‘Somewhere over the Rainbow’ that they cut from the movie because she started crying half-way through and the rest of the cast did as well- and it made Mommy and me cry too.

 

Watched ‘Hello, Dolly!’ today, which is a waste of musical talent (Barbra) and of my life, and then I did note cards for AP Euro for the first time all year, ‘cause I was so used to getting them from Addy.  

 

Now all I need to do is my proposal for my English project and I’m good.

Divine decadence, darling.

Brian Roberts: You're American.
Sally: Oh God, how depressing! You're meant to think I'm an international woman of mystery. I'm working on it like mad.

I truly intended to write a deep, dark, important entry today... but i never got around to it.