Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 113

Buick comment of the week….

Husband: ‘The boot (trunk) on this car really is massive. You can see why the Mafia used them all the time. You could definitely fit two dead bodies in there easily.’

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In my pursuit of admiration for the Buick, I found this post about them: http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19960407&slug=2322876 by Tony Kornheiser and there are two stand out lines for me that read:

I’ve bought me a new car. It is a Buick. Yes, I, like you, have always believed Buicks were only owned by someone’s fat, bald father. I still believe that. The thing is, now I’m someone’s fat, bald father.

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So, I bought a Buick. I love it. The trunk alone could accommodate the entire machine-gunned Bonnano family.’

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Now to find out more about the Bonnano family…..hang on, weren’t they the guys involved with Donnie Brasco…?

Oh no, don’t tell me this means I need to look up millions of images of Johnny Depp as Donnie Brasco and watch the movie again (hooray!)

Oh Johnny....swoon.....

Oh Johnny….swoon…..

Brit food galore

I don’t really miss any British food out here and have not actively sought it out.

But there I was meandering up the International cuisine aisle of one grocery store and there was a shelf full of [allegedly] British things!

Have a look at these! (I bought none of these ‘cos nothing tickled my fancy!)

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Yorkshire pancakes with beans and pickled onions, alongside Jacobs crackers with Marmite on, followed by custard and lemon curd anyone? International cuisine….really?! πŸ™‚

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2 Responses to Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 113

  1. Sue says:

    Love the Buick article from the Seattle Times! Have to admit a few of those items of international cuisine have been known to appear in my larder – just there for emergencies, you understand! xx

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