Of note
OK, my life is so non-adventurous these days. I'm feeling acutely Dilbert-esque and boring as I read about Jen and Elaine's adventures and observations in Korea.
I may not be roaming an East Asian megapolis, but I did get to host dinner for Donna and Anthony as they swung through town. They have such a huge fan base here, I was honored to be able to host this party. Good times, good times. But because I don't have pictures to prove it, you may think I'm making it up just to pretend like I actually have friends and good times to share. They really were here, you can ask the 15 other people who were here too--even though I won't tell you their names because I have to protect their privacy.
It seems celebrities must always be concerned with protecting their privacy, or their right to sleep during panels. This means wearing sunglasses in dimly lit bars. If you squint at the picture, you will see Jane Fonda rocking a pair of sunglasses as she sits on a panel between Gloria Steinem and Helen Zia, who is completely blocked by this some other celebrity hound's hand. Some old school feminists right there for you. This was the San Francisco launch of the Women's Media Center, a project that has a 6200 square feet office in Manhattan where we were welcomed to approach "if you ever need to hold a press conference." uh, ok...
I paid $8 for an absolut mandrin, did not score any food, and was unable to spot the little purse dog that I heard Jane Fonda so boldy brought into an eating establishment.