As a writer and singer, I am finding my way through words.
Gee, I wonder if the exacting would-be executive from sun-and-sea Miami and the widower union rep who's moved to the frozen fields of Minnesota will wind up together?
posted by Beth at 5:25 PM
Well, apparently, you can have multiple blogs, but you can't have multiple profiles. So this one will have to suffice for every site. My Finding My Voice persona says: My dream is to get paid to sing. That dream is slightly complicated by two things: 1) I'm not a big fan of singing in public, and 2) Not many people get paid to sing. I figure, I'll focus on 1, and then maybe 2 will take care of itself. In the meantime, I'm a writer and editor. Mostly, I write and edit for other people, but someday, I'll find a way to get paid to write solely what I want to write. Until then, here we are. I write what I want, and you, hopefully, read it. But even if you don't, it's still the ultimate ego-trip. My The Cookie Queen's English persona says: It's always good to have more than one dream. And one of my others is to open a bakery someday. A cookie bakery. Hence my blog The Cookie Queen's English, a chronicle of cookies ... and the occasional muffin ... and scone ... and ... . And craigslist is crushing my writerly soul, which, really, needs no further explanation, does it?
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Sad, really, given a few years back Zellweger starred in one of the few good romantic comedies in the past thirty years--Down With Love.
I adore "Down With Love." I own "Down With Love." But almost no one saw it, sadly. As romantic comedies go, I think it was too "smart" in its hearkening back to the '60s.
I think that was the problem, Beth. Sad, as I really liked the Sixties comedies (especially with Rock Hudson and Doris Day) a lot better than the ones now!
Tapioca, like Jell-O, is a food group to Minnesotans.
Re. your question about why Renee Zellweger is always squinting, not all of us are blessed with large, bulbous, protruding eyes. Some of us (Richard Gere is another person who comes to mind) just happen to have little squinty eyes. Deal with it.
Calm down, Anon.
My question stems from the fact that Renee is often seen in films with her eyes open quite "normally," yet often, she seems to be squinting. The squinting isn't a permanent condition, apparently, so I wonder why she does it so much.
Her future is still really bright (Renee's, that is, not Anon's), and she doesn't have any shades handy.
Squinting is all she has left.
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