My Son’s Graduation, Part II. What I Wore.
I must reiterate. I know and knew that my feelings about my son’s graduation were unnecessary. I knew that I shouldn’t care that these women
May 20, 2009
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I must reiterate. I know and knew that my feelings about my son’s graduation were unnecessary. I knew that I shouldn’t care that these women
Silicon Valley is full of very rich people. As in having a Gulfstream IV doesn’t mean you have the right toys. It’s got to be
Julia, the trenchant (big word of the day) bride of DJ and the Remix and EAD, sent me a link to this Atlantic article, written
My daughter IM’d me last Sunday. She said Happy Mother’s Day. And then she asked what I wanted as a present. I hesitated for a
If for some reason you would like to have a High WASP wedding, I’ve got a few pointers. I do understand that a High WASP
Mel and Cricket have both mused this week about wearing white before Memorial Day. Let me say this. I can find no record at all
When I was little I would creep into my father’s study and read the Encyclopedia Brittanica. In those days, a set consisted of something like
I have two sisters. And a brother. I love my siblings. I see my middle sister most often. She lives very close to Berkeley. Also
I am about to make a truly egregious High WASP comment. Jewelry, when made of precious stones and precious metals, is never in absolute bad
The Preppy Princess has given me an award. Apparently I am now the Queen of All Things. Aside from being kind and helpful, the Princess
Tomorrow is Mother’s Day. This is the first time both kids are gone. That’s OK. Not a sad thing, really. I am wondering what they
Gaudy, expensive, over-the-top weddings of famous people are not unique to our era. Consider if you will the inaptly named Age of Innocence. Does everyone
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