Oh! Oh!
Just saw my man Willie on the Tonight Show and he wasn’t wearing a wedding ring! And New York’s only about an hour and a half from my house!
And Jim’s still away…
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Houston never entered your mind.
No. Usually anything outside of the bus wouldn’t come to mind when Willie’s in it. Silly me–I’m afraid my brain goes all a-flutter as my heart; forgot that Leno’s out of CA; it’s Letterman out of NY. Good thing I didn’t hop in my car and drive, eh?
I have three words for you:
F. Scott Fitzgerald.
“Bernice Bobs her Hair”
“The Ice Palace”
“Winter Dreams”
You can put away that cat book now.
I adore your adoration of Willie, except that I’m a little jealous. You see, I have to admit that I have a bit of a thing for him myself. Except in my case, it’s more like I want to adopt him, rather than marry him (although I’d probably happily take him any way I could get him).
You know, of course, that he’s from Texas? I’ve seen him live on a tiny stage in a little broken down barbeque joint in a two-horse town called Helotes, Texas. He was every bit as delicious as you can imagine. Wish you could have been there to soak up every tasty morsel!