Sir Stewart

See you there! I'll just look for Larry David...

I'm a fan. And you're reading my favorite book of his. Close runner-up would be Mr. Vertigo. If you like the characters in Moon Palace, you'll love the ones in Mr. Vertigo. I enjoyed Book of Illusions, although it was certainly drier and less humorous than any of his previous books.

You're gonna love this stuff.

Looking forward to that one.

This actress, Marie Josee-Croze, just about made my heart stop beating when she appeared onscreen in Munich. There are no pics on the interwebs that can do justice, but:

loonie, you and I are one when it comes to the ladies.

I'm interweaving Peter Guralnick's Same Cooke bio Dream Boogie and David Sedaris' Naked. Good times.

I had a conversation with Tom Petty once, on a Beverly Hills street corner. It went like this: Me: "Hey! Charlie T. Junior!" Tom Petty: (putting his hand up to his face) "Egh."

So far, this is as exciting as Guralnick's first Elvis book, Last Train To Memphis, which happens to be one of my favorite stories.

Is that from the Super Bowl XIV halftime show?

Ahh. Thank you Kyle. Christianity vs. Judaism poll, here I come!

Oh, well that make more sens--

That's a newscaster?

Nick Mason's hosting something with Ozzy's wife and Simon Cowell? The "skinny, fit" one from the OC: all she is to me is the little dead girl who threw up in The Sixth Sense.

Can't see one.

Rereading this as I trudge through my grad school application. Reading it the first time helped me believe I could be a writer for a living.

Isn't Veronica Mars like ten?

Me too!

Oh, Ms McAdams, I can't wait for this movie now.

How do they do that?

That quote should be on the jacket.

Photo hosting would kick all kinds of ass.