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[punkdhiver]

The Write Stuff
It’s not often we get to meet our idols, but I suppose that’s because they don’t just come to town. Apparently in my case, however, miracles happen -- David Sedaris, famous comedic essayist, was going to do a reading here at UCLA, and I knew when I heard that I had to go see him

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[bebop_junkie]

I'm still waiting for Jessica and Ashlee Simpson to return to Dallas. Only so I can tell them that they give it a bad name, of course!

[phantom_layette]

FIRST COMMENT, BITCHES!

[phantom_layette]

It's been my life's mission.

[phantom_layette]

Now that that's over with, fancy vacations will come later I suppose. Mustn't you pay your dues first? Hmm?

[punkdhiver]

Dues schmues. I've been at UCLA suffering through bureaucratic nonsense for four years!

Where's my trip to Tahiti?

[danielspice]

$40 isn't that much realy, is it?

[punkdhiver]

It is on my budget.

[musicpsych]

I just saw him in Madison, WI. He was great... though Sarah was advertised, and didn't show...

[drunknphonecall]

I was there, too, and I still haven't figured out why Ms. Vowell was not. I loved the fables. Did you love the fables?

[musicpsych]

I was excited, too, because I've heard great things about her. "The female equivalent of David Sedaris" is how one friend described her. Maybe next time...

But yeah, I loved the fables as well. Some of the audience members left something to be desired, but that's another story... ;)

[punkdhiver]

Yeah, she really was. She's a little more sharp-tongued than he is, but she doesn't have the great "closer" endings that he has.