Here's an article about me in the Las Vegas Review Journal's style section. It's about me and my purse. That counts as news here. My Purse. http://www.lvrj.com/image/10814201.html
The funny thing is, I just bought a new handbag yesterday (a black Lockheart tote kind of like the red one on this page http://www.lockheart.com/ but cooler) so this article (and picture) are already out of date. And for the record, I never read New Yorker magazine. That happened to be in there because I was eating dinner alone one night and needed something to read so that men wouldn't hit on me. I figured no one in Mandalay Bay would want to talk to me if I were reading about the Hilary campaign.
And, PS - there was a wine key in my purse not because I'm an alcoholic and always need to have a bottle opener at the ready so I can have a drink any time anywhere; rather, it was a vestige from my days as a waitress when you always had to have a bottle opener at the ready because it was your job.
PPS if anyone can tell me how to make the links in this post actually work that would be great. I have that little knowledge of html.
7 comments:
Hey, Libby. This article about you is very cute. I like the part about how you're from Minnesota and things like handbags never occurred to you. It is such an old-fashioned "future starlet moves to the big city" story.
Did you know I have a blog now? It's true. And I'm giving myself an MFA with it.
Also, here is how you make a link: in the posting a blog section, type the thing you want to make a link, then select that text like you're going to copy it. Then click on the little icon that looks like a faint earth with a big chainlink on top of it. It will prompt you to enter the URL.
I am going to my blog now to link to yours so that we can be nerdy like that.
xo
PS - There was a typo in this the last time I posted it, and I'm so anal I deleted it.
Sarah, thank you, you're a genius. I love University of Sarah and I'm totally putting a link to it on my blog. Mwa!
"...and it has that kind of hobo-esque shape that makes it a little more urban."
Uh, HOBO-ESQUE shape? wow. Actually, when I first saw the picture, the second thing I thought was "god, she TOTALLY looks like a hobo. Or at least hobo-esque." So I guess you're right. Huh.
Ha ha! Hobo is a brand dumb ass (www.hobobags.com). What have you been living in a seminary for the past three years?
god I feel dumb and religious. I thought you meant hobo as in "hobo camp." Hobo camp? Everybody loves a hobo! I think I might be hobosexual.
This exchange made me laugh loudly in the library. You guys are such cards.
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