Loving my new blue dress from Object. It adds a little to the hips, but I think it’s kind of sexy. I like curves 😉 I’m wearing it with my grandmother’s white sun hat, Chanel purse and Monies bangles
Last night I met up with my, good, old actor friend Albert from NYC. We used to go to Esper Studio together when we both lived in the city. I relocated to LA right after graduation and Albert stayed and focused on stage work. Today he runs a young, successful theater company called The Scandinavian American Theater Company (SATC) with focus on Scandinavian play wrights. I’m so proud of him and it was so great to catch up after so long. He got me all excited about the stage again
My laptop died on Monday. It happened when I got back into NYC from Montauk. Too bad, because I was beyond amped to blog and post all my news about ‘celebrity central’ – Montauk. Seriously, when I got my morning coffee at the local breakfast place Joni’s I was in line squeezed in between a ‘no makeup’ Julie Ann Moore and Mary Kate Olsen and one other actress that I cannot remember the name of. However, Obnoxious Apple computer failure made me spend 4 hours downtown in Soho, NYC in
Just saw the new collection from Object and Tanya and I were like kids in a candy store. I just flew in from NYC in the early am, totally stressed out about my living situation in LA, with a severe Summer cold from all the AC on flights between continents and countries and perhaps an admitted OD on a rock’n’roll lifestyle. However, I managed to find a new home within 45 minutes yesterday morning, I paid my bills, unpacked, did laundry and dug out my old MAC (from where I’m
Ok. It is official! my laptop died today…. I had to hand it in to the MAC store in Soho, NYC. The boys in their bright blue cotton t-shirts at the so called `Genius Bar’ in the Apple Store in Spring Street had no idea what was wrong with my confidente AKA the silver Mac Book Pro. So, with a smile and a New York accent they took my baby out of my hands and left me and my empty Louis Vuitton handbag at the counter. Lonely and sad. No,