morning.
as far as i'm concerned, the internet is just another way to be rejected by a woman.
getting a date is harder.
george pappas.
no. i didn't go out.
the coup de foudre. i had one. i never believed in them, but i just had one.
the coup de foudre is where you get love suddenly, bang. a thunderbolt.
i don't know her name, or anything about her. i may never see her again.
i won't care.
and christina's making fun of me.
i don't know. she was standing outside my building with the police and the reporters.
someone died.
i have no idea about that either. they found her on the roof.
oh. one other thing.
but they discount.
the illustrations are hand-tipped, which is why --
it's why it's worth so much.
you're going to come back again, aren't you?
this is why we're never going to go under. our customers are loyal.
the joy of rent control. six room for $450 a month.
yes.
do i live alone? yes i do. do you live alone?
i don't know. i have no idea.
i can't.
the village voice is coming.
and i can't decide whether to put sausages into the meat sauce or just chopped meat. last time i made it, detective carter and i never even sat down to dinner because -- and last night, i made margaritas in the blender, and i took the ice cube and --
did you tell frank?
and he's gone to a place where there are no phones. do you even know this guy's name?
and he will wear a flower in his lapel, and you will be carrying a copy of anna karenina with a rose in it.
what happened?
he stood you up.
it could be.
he was in jail.
-- but he got only one call and he had to use it to call his lawyer.
you could be dead.
then, in the 19th century, caldecott revolutionized the publishing of children's books by the introduction of color illustrations --