Maybe this is old news, I'm not sure

I'm too tired to do justice to this post.

But if you were here, or if I was talking to you on the phone, I would tell you to look on page 81 of this week's Newsweek and tell me who that skinny girl with the glasses was. You wouldn't have the faintest idea (unless you have been reading People or watching Access Hollywood or something, which I haven't been doing). And I would say, "That's Star Jones." And you would say, "What!? Really? You are kidding me." And I would say, "Nope."

Blogger is acting funny: I can't post pictures of her. But do an image search. It's crazy.

Now I'm going to bed.

Comments

Neil and Diana said…
She looks good. I couldn't post a picture either, which was annoying because I wanted to put up a new post last night. I have exactly 7 minutes to finish breakfast and read the news. Aargh!
March 15, 2007 7:28 AM
Anonymous said…
I was reading that same Newsweek last night before I went to bed. I was shocked! I think she is too thin--I thought she was prettier a little plump.
March 15, 2007 11:06 AM
Anonymous said…
I should probably leave this comment on the very bad, no good, horrible, bummed out day post, but this one is fresher--so I'll leave it here. Here's what I love about blogs: I can log on and read yours, when I'm having a similarly dismal day (trying to remember that there are children starving in Africa and mothers dying of cancer, trying to shake off the bad-day-blues, knowing that my life's really not that bad) and I find some irony and humor in the similarities of our trials--even though we are perfect strangers.
March 15, 2007 11:14 AM
Nancy said…
Do you ever watch TV? She obviously had gastric bypass like a year or two ago, but would never exactly own up to it. She's not on the view anymore either, she was semi fired/ semi quit/ semi Rosie O'Donnell doesn't like her and so she had to go.
March 16, 2007 1:15 PM
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