And I realized I really felt a lot of identification with Diana Freeland, who for me is the key editor of Vogue in its history and was one of Truman Capote's friends back when Truman Capote had friends for a little while and she used to have her maid iron her dollar bills so that they would be, like, really flat. And it's like, yeah, I mean, I just want shiny money. It's not very valuable
Hi, Romie. It's Sunday here. A couple of weeks later, after your post. I've been mainly doing chores as well. I absolutely love your fidelity to your printer inks and your struggle to find a room for your new printer. I have this image of you carting in on some kind of pedestal and trying to find some sort of shrine in the middle of your living room room to put it. And it reminded me of John Kuzak's character in High Fidelity with his record collection
Romie herself
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And then what I have put it on is well, I think it was probably originally a bar cart, but it's been a TV stand for most of my life. But I got rid of the TV so that I could put the printer on this. It's this big, heavy wooden behemoth, and I do mean like solid wood, not plywood, but not necessarily stylish
