Author Topic: Every day I write the book

Lost in translation
« Reply #110 on: April 20, 2021 »

Smothering son day
« Reply #111 on: May 01, 2021 »

Home run
« Reply #112 on: July 06, 2021 »





With her mother as role model, Nancy's dream was to bear fruit from her own loins one day.


Becoming a Hollywood starlet was only ever a fallback position.


Ronald Reagan, famously a former lifeguard, was immediately smitten by this centerfold in Pool Liner Monthly, which he "read for the articles".


After Nancy's frank appraisal of Ronald in his swim trunks, the two quickly became an item.


Like about 10% of the population, Ronald was left-handed. Nancy was right-handed.


I will not repeat salacious rumours of her talents at third base. Suffice it to say if she was to realise her procreative ambitions, a home run would be necessary.


The groom looks so happy here. He'd never see third base again.


First came love, then came marriage, then came anticlimax by the name of Patti. Nancy soon realised the wisdom behind "Be careful what you wish for." There was more to life than motherhood after all.


Ronald was pleased as punch to next be in receipt of a boy. His wife, however, needed all her skills as an actress to summon a smile, and still fell short. (Her diary entry for that day reads "If Ronnie asks for another, just say no.") Her daughter was still too young to disguise her outright loathing.


Fortunately for all concerned, Nancy accepted her fate. It wasn't a bad life. Being rich helped.


One day while watching Ronald pledge allegiance to the flag he kept on his side of the bed, Nancy realised her husband was destined for greatness. With help from the same astrologer who had predicted Bonzo's career trajectory, she charted a course which was to lead to the White House.


Sharing a private joke on the campaign trail about how Reaganomics will eventually hollow out the middle class.


The Gaze. The new first lady is also wondering if her commander in chief has packed his trunks.


She truly had the common touch, provided everybody had been disinfected first.


Trademocked.


Pope John Paul II recounts how just saying no to premarital sex is working for the Catholic Church.


Chief of Staff Donald Regan was a Sagittarius, which proved not to be auspicious.


Nancy survived her own assassination attempt when a James Stewart fan, whose paw was later found to have been registered as a lethal weapon, slipped onto the balcony. The Secret Service put him down with extreme prejudice.


President and prime minister dogging on the White House lawn.


Margaret Thatcher was never a serious threat to her husband's affections, but Nancy instructed the Secret Service to put her down too, just in case. The request was quietly filed and not another word said about it.


Ronnie called Nancy 'Mommie'. This could be a mood killer.


Mommie is busy.


Official photographs with the Bushes were cropped to her specifications.


"Rhymes with bitch," she is reported to have said about her successor as FLOTUS.


Long estranged, mother and daughter would reconnect through a shared love of clubbing. Patti chatted about her campaign to promote breast exams, but left out a few details.

Just say yes to a 'manogram'
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Ron Jr. was forever scarred by the looks his sister gave him as a baby.



Backseat driver
« Reply #113 on: July 18, 2021 »

Déclassé
« Reply #114 on: November 28, 2021 »

Three Times a Lady
« Reply #115 on: January 09, 2022 »

The classics
« Reply #116 on: January 24, 2022 »

The closer
« Reply #117 on: February 02, 2022 »

Mumsnet
« Reply #118 on: February 08, 2022 »

Leo Szilard

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Dead man walking
« Reply #119 on: February 11, 2022 »


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The Curious Wavefunction
Part of the reason I made the trip to London in September was a single goal; to stand at a particular traffic light near the British Museum and take a photo of myself standing there. Later when I told people about the reason, most thought it was silly, and perhaps it was. But all of us have a romanticised impression of certain people, places and events in our mind which other people could find silly. In this particular case, the person, place and event involved were profound even if little known to the general public. In fact this light was so important for me that I had made up my mind to visit London once in my lifetime for the sole purpose of standing at the light, if not for anything else. What was so special about this traffic light?

Disarmament through the medium of dance

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