March 9, 2007
"God knows how many trees are needed on this earth."
- Jill, recounting her religious aunt's explanation about why global warming is a farce
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"God knows how many trees are needed on this earth."
- Jill, recounting her religious aunt's explanation about why global warming is a farce
"It's like legalized cheating!"
- Jill, on getting your hair cut by a hot hair stylist
"Nothing says good mothering like McDonald's for breakfast, lunch, and dinner."
- Jill, on her sister-in-law
"I'm an old hooker - I can afford to be choosy."
- Jill's mother, as we stood on the sidewalk waiting for Tim to pick us up. So the joke became that we looked like a bunch of hookers. Cabs kept thinking she was hailing them over, so this was her response.
"We had a 70 year old guy come out and install our carpets. It took him all day. He took breaks every 15 minutes."
- Jill, on the quality of workmanship in DC
"Imagine if there were gay, homeless, children up there!"
- Jill, about her dog Tony who started growling after two gay guys started kissing next door. He also freaks out at homeless people and children.
"He's selling his car to Mini-Tim!"
- Jill, about Tim. The 17 year old kid that bought Tim's 1995 BMW looked EXACTLY like a younger version of Tim. It was as eery as it was cute.
Jill: "I'm really testing the bounds of our friendship."
Me: "Good thing you're leaving!"
- After I spent the day helping Jill with a garage sale and in advance of waking up at 4:30am to go to the Price is Right with her on Monday all before her big move in a week
"I'm not getting my blood drawn by someone holding a tacklebox."
- Jill, on why she's scared about getting legally married in Mexico
"Want me to give you the little tour?"
- Jill, at our friend's manse in Beverly Hills. There's nothing little about this place - 3 bedrooms, 1 cabana room, 7 bathrooms, 3 sitting rooms, a media room with a 110 inch projector screen, gorgeous kitchen with Viking stove and Sub-Zero fridge, pool, and a sprawling view. I've decided I'm moving in - they'll never notice...