He Thought He Could, He Thought He Could
Typical “child actor can’t cope with adulthood” story….
Typical “child actor can’t cope with adulthood” story….
Having the ability to think without being pressured by fools gives you such an advantage.
Or to put it another way: pudgy, slender, widening, and floppy. Sigh!
“Bartender! Another vodka and 7!” “I’m your wife, not a bartender. And I really think you’ve had more than enough.”
Besides, if you’re stuck at home for a month, would you rather sit there drinking water, or…? And hey! There’s a sale on Corona!
My go-to: three-shot Americano with cream (preferably real, not wimpy “half and half”), no sweetener. Smooth!
Who are you going to believe: someone who spent more than a decade studying, or a celebrity who heard something once? (I know, I know: the celebrity, but stay with me here.)
At least I’m getting a lot of exercise by having to get up from my chair to change the channel.
This is one exercise that should definitely be done slowly and deliberately.
My favorite: Sobieski Espresso vodka (Poland, made from rye — but discontinued, the bastards!) with Stirrings Espresso liqueur (USA, also discontinued).