Peet’s is making a fortune as friends call to say, “OMG I’m so sorry; this is unbelievable; let’s have coffee and talk!” I’m always game, understanding this is what you’re supposed to do.
In the David Mamet film, "State and Main," beleaguered screenplay author Philip Seymour Hoffman asks, "How am I supposed to delete all references to the old mill from a movie called 'The Old Mill'?" To which Rebecca Pidgeon replies, "Well, first you gotta change the title." But what do I know? My favorite coffee is a grind called Big Trouble . . .
I adore the way you make words dance. Your biting wit is a joy to read, even when it describes the deepest pain and existential angst.
But, "A hemorrhage is still a hemorrhage," even though you may make it a humorrhage.
Stealing "humorrhage"!
In the David Mamet film, "State and Main," beleaguered screenplay author Philip Seymour Hoffman asks, "How am I supposed to delete all references to the old mill from a movie called 'The Old Mill'?" To which Rebecca Pidgeon replies, "Well, first you gotta change the title." But what do I know? My favorite coffee is a grind called Big Trouble . . .
G'night, Mary.