Cool Things About Today
If I had my act together (instead of in a million little pieces), this post would be a photo essay rather than boring old prose. Here's what you would have seen in the intact-act scenario (close your eyes and use copious amounts of imagination):
- A photo of my toes, adorned in a deep-red polish, peeking out from my sandals, juxtaposed against a close-up of one of those old-fashioned, one-date-to-a-page calendars with March 31 in big, bold type.
- A photo of Zach and me in our wonderful old VW Cabriolet, driving with the top down en route to Phoenicia and rocking out to a crazy assortment of drive tunes, from Stephen Sondheim's "A Weekend in the Country" to Rickie Lee Jones's "Danny's All Star Joint" to Blur's "Song 2" to Lou Bega's "Mambo No. 5."
- A photo of what I can only describe as a Cheshire moon—the tiniest sliver, oriented horizontally so it looked like a very knowing smile.
- A still from Zach's appearance on tonight's episode of Conviction.
- A photo of my spoon, tucking into a pint of Ben & Jerry's Vanilla, with a few frozen Junior Mints sprinkled on top (a can't-beat combination).
posted by Jody Rosen Knower at 8:34 PM
1 Comments:
Yes, I saw that moon, too! It was holding water, as Ed says, but one of the most delicate, thin crescents I've seen. Or so it seemed that night. Ah, amazing how many times we can see la bella luna and still be enthralled, eh?
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