My dream
When I woke up, I told D I had a dream.
D: That all men are created equal?
Actually, I dreamed that my friend AT couldn't hang out with us on Saturday night. This part is true. Then, in the dream, I decided to go to the restaurant anyway. I went there, and AT was there with a new girlfriend! I talked with them, but they were kind of exclusionary. Then I went to the restroom, and when I came back, they both had their heads on the table.
D: Were they asleep? Dead?
Bearette: I don't know.
So I wended my way to the bar and found Jessica Simpson. She seemed much cooler than in real life, and we became friends. She looked a little less Barbie and seemed intelligent. But, then again, it was a dream.
P.S. I am now reading Breakfast at Tiffany's to get the taste of that last book out of my mouth. It's good, but you can tell that the short stories accompanying it are not. After this, I'll read Other Voices, Other Rooms (his first novel). Then I'll stop.
D: That all men are created equal?
Actually, I dreamed that my friend AT couldn't hang out with us on Saturday night. This part is true. Then, in the dream, I decided to go to the restaurant anyway. I went there, and AT was there with a new girlfriend! I talked with them, but they were kind of exclusionary. Then I went to the restroom, and when I came back, they both had their heads on the table.
D: Were they asleep? Dead?
Bearette: I don't know.
So I wended my way to the bar and found Jessica Simpson. She seemed much cooler than in real life, and we became friends. She looked a little less Barbie and seemed intelligent. But, then again, it was a dream.
P.S. I am now reading Breakfast at Tiffany's to get the taste of that last book out of my mouth. It's good, but you can tell that the short stories accompanying it are not. After this, I'll read Other Voices, Other Rooms (his first novel). Then I'll stop.
Comments
Then again, I think I was upset that it wasn't EXACTLY like the movie, so that's probably why I didn't like it. Time to re-read, I guess!
Did you know that Truman Capote wanted Marilyn Monroe to play Holly Golightly?
I wonder what the end is like? I'm betting it's different from the movie, where they sentimentalized stuff a bit.
It must have been a dream. Next thing you know, I'll probably have a dream that Paris Hilton is smart and Dan Quayle wins the next Nobel Prize.
Wait - no - Daisy Duke shorts?
Forget it, I just remembered.
-AT