Being 38 with thoughts of Linda Rondstatd and The New York Post
I am officially 38 now --- and am about to embark into a whole new chapter of my life. I feel just like Marsha Mason in Chapter Two! I did feel like Jill Clayburgh, but I now feel more optimistic ---- So I will go with Neil Simon over Paul Muzurtzsky. Artistically, probably not a good move --- but from the life perspective, I figure it is more healthy.
I was listening the Stones on my Walkman this morning. They started singing Tumbling Dice. Now, this is a Stones song, but Linda Rondstadt had a hit single of it in the mid or late 70's when I was kid. It made me think, "Wow. Remember when Linda Rondstadt was cool and everyone thought she was hot?" ...not anymore.
Then I walked past a news stand and noticed that classy bit of journalism excellence, THE NEW YORK POST. If you have not seen today's edition, it is worth a look just for sure bad taste. There is a photo of a heavy-set woman in tears with the headline reading, "Till The Arafat Woman Cries" or something to that effect. ...Still, it made me laugh.
8 Comments:
Happy Birthday, old man. bwahahaha. just kidding.
The New York Post is trashy and isn't even worth using to clean up after a dog.
i hope you have a super birthday. and don't forget to make a wish, because we all know that birthday wishes come true.
--thomas, kungfukittens.com
We're both in for the best years of our lives :)
*Smooch*
Many happy returns Matt!
Happy Bday! 38 year olds are by far the sexiest.
Oops!! Sorry Matty! Happy belated b-day ....
im officially 38 too and trying to change my life sighs and grandma ended our relationship too oh well was tired of moving from the A list people she likes to the B list people she isnt speaking too and back and forth over the years shrugs....which should make thanksgiving fun oh yippie lol...i think she just sent me one too many cards with 'you no longer have a grandmother dont call dont come over dont buy me anything' ok if thats the way she wants it lol
Linda Rhonstadt is so grossly underrated. I wish there were still major labels like Elektra out there to encourage musical artists to flex their creative muscles.
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