Ah, Man Ray…

Nope.

😮

My mom took me to see it when it first came out. I was 14 and absolutely loved it. I thought it was hilarious. Only later, as an adult, did I realize how goddamn brilliant the comedy is.

I lived off Hope during my grad school days. My heart is breaking right now.

I live in Boston and this story enraged me. That this happened at all is infuriating, but at Faneuil Hall it is a pointed message. This administration cares not a wit for the principles the founders of this Commonwealth and nation fought for.

Wait a moment — I have a black cat named Bartholomew…

Let’s save some mice!

That was well before my time. However, I used to work near the NECCO factory in Cambridge and you could tell what candy they were making by the delicious aroma in the air.

Baker’s chocolate was manufactured down the road from me. The factory is still there, although it’s now apartments.

My family has the Jewish goodbye where you say you have to leave, but then don't and people keep handing you food to take with you. I understand the Italian goodbye is similar.

It took me three tries to get all the way through The Craft this weekend. (I was under a cultural rock in the 90's and missed it when it first came out)

My great-uncle is buried there. This is antithetical to the principles he fought for and died for.

GHOSTGHOUL

Scheduling my flu and Covid shots.

I have one evil genius and one little psychopath.