Art-Crush
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posted by Andrew Tibbetts | 8:36 am
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2 Comments:
I LOVE comedies set in mental hospitals. What could be funnier?
I know what you mean about not crushing on a dead artist. I was so annoyed at Frank Herbert for dying because I wasn't done reading about Dune. I thought he was brilliant. But do I care about him now?
Wish I could muster your level of enthusiasm for anyone these days. I'm slavishly loyal to Alice Munro, of course, but I wouldn't hang around her house for a glimpse of her sweeping her front steps. Perhaps I'm too old and jaded to have crushes anymore.
Enjoy yours, Andrew.
I see my art-crush every Friday at the Y on her way to hula hoop class.
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