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Tag Archives: paradise lost
The “Vulgar Charm” of Mob Wives: A Reality Show Which Does Not Induce Nausea! (Posted en Route to the Cape on Bus)
Ed Note: I have a backup of blogs on Ben Vereen at 54 Below, the end of Luigi Jazz Dance Intensive and the traditional galavanting of Victorian Chick in the city but will leave those for the weekend at … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Philosophy, Television, Travel, UCSB, Uncategorized, Yale
Tagged Barrington, Ben Vereen, cape cod, Carla Facciolo, cultural studies, deconstruction, Drita D'Avanzo, Essex County, geoffrey hartman, Housewives franchise, Housewives of Beverly Hills, Jacques Derrida, John Milton, John Rogers, Karen Gravana, los angeles, MA, Mob Wives, Montclair, new jersey, new york city, Nicole Miller, orange county, osterville, paradise lost, post-structuralism, Renee Graziano, RI, soap operas, Staten Island, TWice the Style, upper east side, William Wordsworth, yale, Yale English. Paul de Man
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Happy Saturday from Beautiful, Blustery WLA After the Rain! Heading to Newport Beach for Friend’s Birthday and Reading Female Quixote by Charlotte Lennox for Magazine Piece!
I never did blog this week about Pico Iyer on long sentences and now the paper seems to be hiding in the FEMA disaster site which is my dear, dear Saab. I just got back from M Street Cafe … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Wine, Lifestyle, Literature, Philosophy, School, Travel, UCSB, Westlake School For Girls, Yale
Tagged 18th C literature, birthday party, carol rovane, catholics and protestants, computer problems, elizabeth heckendorn cook, female quixote, John donne, katherine philips, m street kitchen, macbook pro, netbooks, paradise lost, Restoration, roommate, santa monica, tories and whigs, ucsb grad school, WSECS
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