Thursday, November 30, 2006
About Me
- Name: Yaye & Tallulah
- Location: CT & WV, United States
Yaye and Tallulah have been friends since the 6th Grade and it shows. They are very silly and occasionally attracted to cute homeless guys. They have lived in different states for nearly 18 years and share an interest in salty sweet tubers.
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- Almost Heaven
- Tallulah aspires for drag
- Tallulah and Jet
- Tallulah remembers when Melrose was cool...
- Look what Tallulah found: swag of THE WHO
- A Taste of REAL Autumn for Tallulah in L.A.
- Nuthin' worse than a drunk member of the Sterilles...
- And now the S& H Green Stamps
- When Yaye threw the Orange Squirrel Away
- And tallulah's mom's change over begins
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1 Comments:
Tallu, what a great choice -- my favorite TV Square Peg! Through the years, I've felt a mostly unwarranted, but rather persistent kinship with SJP.
It all began when I appeared in the closing credits of "Square Pegs", as it was filmed at Van Nuys High while I was a student.
Then within a month of moving from L.A. to New York, she was featured in her break out role in "L.A. Story", a movie that was near and dear to my transplanted heart.
She married sweet, cute Matthew Broderick, who I happened to run into a few times at the Blockbuster video store on 6th Avenue when we both lived in the Village.
When, after the collapse of a five-year live-in relationship in 1999, I was in the throes of my post-breakup makeover frenzy and cut my hair short into that just above-the-shoulder, long scruffy bangs parted in the middle, trendy curly 'do that was clearly a desperate effort to reclaim a more youthful identity, I saw the pilot episode of "Sex and the City" and SJP had my exact same hair (color, texture, thickness, cut)! I felt so au courant!
As I didn't have HBO for the first few seasons of "Sex and the City" I had to catch up with the series later via DVD. I completely identified with Carrie Bradshaw. No, I've never worn Manolo Blahnick's, dated a millionaire, or had my own apartment in Manhattan, but I did enjoy a fun, active social life in New York in my 20's, and I was able to relive certain aspects of it through the show. It also provided me with a circle of girlfriends to hang out with when I was feeling particularly isolated after a few lonely years in CT.
We may be physical opposites, but SJP and I have twin hair and are neither exactly classic beauties. So I do still identify with her as a fellow Square Peg, and I admire the way she makes the most of what she's got.
I heart SJP! And G'bless her for being older than me!!
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