I am a little bit stressed out because I am about to head to the Union Square Barnes & Noble for a David Sedaris reading, and, in discussion with Lurlene, the thought occurred to me that Amy Sedaris might be there. What if Amy Sedaris is there? What do I say? What do I do? Lurlene said that when David Sedaris was speaking in Nashville, he took questions from the audience, and Lurlene suggested that my question be: “Is Amy here?” Lurlene thinks that I should go say Hello to Amy Sedaris, but I don’t know what I would say. I am bringing an orange,
(I like to have food in my bag),
(and, you know how sometimes people in prison learn useful things, like reading, or law, or building chairs?; similarly, my roadtrip car time taught me how to peel an orange while keeping its rind intact. I feel pretty special.),
I am bringing an orange, so maybe if Amy Sedaris is peckish, I will share it with her.
(I like to have food in my bag),
(and, you know how sometimes people in prison learn useful things, like reading, or law, or building chairs?; similarly, my roadtrip car time taught me how to peel an orange while keeping its rind intact. I feel pretty special.),
I am bringing an orange, so maybe if Amy Sedaris is peckish, I will share it with her.


2 Comments:
Maybe you can also tell her about that cake mobile discussed many posts ago. You know the one with icing paintwork on the top, and maybe a whisk or a cherry on top. I've forgotten, but you could make it up as you go.
Yes, I can see how cakes can only bring people together.
Alas, there was not even the chance to try.
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