Jewgirliva = Jewgirl Trivia

1. Clothes Shop: At the minee, I'm not shopping for clothes because I'm too busy getting my sphere-on. However, all that's changing. Slowly, of course. Anyway, I'm whoring myself to any shoe shop that will have me. Though, I am going for comfort fit, I'm pleased to announce that I still have a degree of taste in that department.
2. Furniture Shop: Please, are you new? Say it with me. What is Schwartzy's love when it comes to furn and tchoch? Come on, you know.... V-I-N-T-A-G-E. Specifically, Eames chairs, armoirs and end/side tables, 40s-30s couches and kitchen tables, 60s lamps and 20s-30s mirrors, statues of women and campy tchoch, 70s and depression glass.
3. Sweet: I'm not doing dairy and I'm low gluten. However, thanks to my sister, Ker, I have discovered Uncle Eddie's vegan peanut butter chocolate chip cookies and eat three a week. They are off the mothah' fuckin' hook delicious.
4. City: Well, let's see. My heart is in New York. My body is in Los Angeles. My brain often wanders to Machu Picchu.
5. Drink: Evolution Apple Juice, Fiji Water and ginger-fuckin-ale.
6. Music: Everything, seriously. Eminem, Billie Holiday, Alicia Keys, Yo-Yo Ma, Joni Mitchell, Regina Carter, KD Lang. The list is so long, oy.
7. TV Series: Monk, Sex and the City, Mad Men, True Blood, Dexter, Little Britain, South Park, Brothers & Sisters, Grey's Anatomy, Testees, Six Feet Under, Arrested Development, Rescue Me. Again, I could go on for days, yo.
8. Film: Young Frankenstein, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, The Goodbye Girl, Nothing in Common, The Cook the Thief His Wife & Her Lover, What Dreams May Come, Like Water for Chocolate, American History X, Requiem for a Dream, etc. etc. etc.
9. Workout: I'm walking a lot and doing a lot of stretchy-floory-yoga-ish exercises. I aspire to get back to running.
10: Pastries: Got any gluten free vegan ones that don't taste like the crack of a sweaty, puckered, ruptured anus?
11. Coffee: LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE FOR IT. Okay, this is where things get serious. I percolate squeezed beans from Pete's coffee and top it off with soy vanilla foam or mocha mix and I feel like I'm in heaven. Or, or, or, I will schlep my ass to Pete's or Urth for a vanilla soy double cappuccino on a Saturday and it is bliss in a cup.
I am tagging the following folks to pony up their 11 list using the same questions divajood answered and requested her tag-ees to post. That's fair, right? You betchya.
Cup of Coffey (I owe ya an email, honey)
Pulp Friction (She'll figure out a way to polify it)
DCup (I'm not sure if she'll go poli or not, but I'm curious to find out)
JDC - (He'll find a way to give this a poli-spin)
Helen Wheels (She'll find a poli spin)
Comments
You know, I've only seen two of these? Sex and the City and Six Feet Under. I'm lacking.
I'm a fan of Mad Men, but I actually remember those days, and salute the writers and clothes people for getting things so right.
Film: Young Frankenstein, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, The Goodbye Girl, Nothing in Common, The Cook the Thief His Wife & Her Lover, What Dreams May Come, Like Water for Chocolate, American History X, Requiem for a Dream, etc. etc. etc.
I've seen most/some of the ones you mentioned, but would include "Gods Must Be Angry" and "The President's Analyst" where the most evil group in America was the AT&T phone company. Nothing has changed.
haahahahahaaa
LOVE it!!!
:-D
Where exactly do I get me some of that?!
;-D
"10: Pastries: Got any gluten free vegan ones that don't taste like the crack of a sweaty, puckered, ruptured anus?"
The one,the only - Jewgirl in action.
I will meme soon.
Puckered, ruptured anus. OY.
JDC
I did mine with a twist. I wrote it as if I were 13 again (1978). No politics, but lots of nostalgia.
JEWGIRL: I get MONK on HallmarkChannelEspanol. I saw all of MadMen but I was disappointed that they never used the expression "Stew Zoo." South Park, of course. Grey's Anatomy is on WBespanol but I don't like medical shows. I was too neurotic to watch Six Feet Under. I've never heard of the other shows.
I list a few of my new TV friends on the catch-all part of my most recent post at HELL.
About movies, I am delighted to see you mention "The Cook the Thief His Wife & Her Lover." It played here for only a short time, and I've never talked to anyone else who saw it. Although horrifying, it was one of the most artful, creative, compelling movies I've ever seen.
I loved your 'ginger-fuckin-ale'!