Diane & More
From pinterest.com, no attribution, sorry. It refers to food:
There may be a record turnout in NYC. My hunch is this will favor the other socialist Dem slimeball in the race, Cuomo. Marty, Sam and Herbie all would have liked to vote for Sliwa but believe he has no chance, so they pulled the lever for that slime. What a world! I did not vote, as I was back from my morning walk well before the 6AM opening. There’s only one thing that would get me out of the house now, and it’s not politics. If Curtis loses by one vote, feel free to pummel me.
RIP Diane Ladd, 89. Born in Mississippi, she studied at the Actor’s Studio in New York and was a chorus girl at the Copacabana in the 1950s. There are 144 titles under her name at IMDb, screen career spanning sometime in the ‘50s-2022. She made numerous guest appearances on popular primetime fare until ’69, then did mostly movies. She was nominated for three Best Supporting Actress Oscars: Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974), Wild at Heart (1990) and Rambling Rose (1991). All three starred her daughter Laura Dern. Other films in which she appeared: The Reivers (1969), Chinatown (1974), Black Widow (1987), National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989), Joy (2015). On TV she did 23 episodes of Alice, 13 of Kingdom Hospital, 18 of Enlightened and 46 of Chesapeake Shores. She was a Ministerial Consultant with a certificate in Nutrition and earned a Masters in Esoteric Psychology. Marred three times, she was a mom of two, both with Bruce Dern. Her last union lasted from 1999 until her passing. Awsome, Madam. Thank you. Photo from Google Images:
Headline from nypost.com: “Iraqi PM: Let us join in America’s prosperity — and help make peace.” There is so little news about that country, which seems to be flourishing. Perhaps that is why — it doesn’t fit the mainstream media’s narrative.
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Unfortunately, the following is not surprising. From NYP: “More than 33% of young Americans believe political violence can be justified in certain cases: poll.”
From NYP: “Luxury grocer debuts $11 toothpaste-flavored smoothie that promises to freshen your breath.” Will that be Crest, Colgate or Sensodyne?
Unsurprising excerpt from an NYP editorial: “SNAP participants have higher rates of obesity and poorer nutrition than nonparticipants.” 42 million are in the program.
Beautiful day at the Anti-Inflation Book Shop. The wind wasn’t as annoying as I’d expected. My thanks to the woman who bought the massive Down Home Country Cooking by Taste of Home; and to the one who purchased The Princess: A True Story of Life Behind the Veil in Saudi Arabia by James Patterson and Jean Sasson; and to The Quiet Man, who took home: The Day I Shot Cupid: Hello, My Name Is Jennifer Love Hewitt and I’m a Love-aholic, and a Lindsay Lohan CD.
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