?Emily arrived some time after midnight。 She?d taken the train。 She looked the way he had
always pictured her; in his late…night fever dreams; when he?d thrown down his pen and pushed
his paper off of his desk; unable to write; unable to concentrate; unable to think about anything
other than her graceful neck; the curve of her hip。 She looked like the very idea of a woman; and
wasn?t that better; he wondered; than the reality of the situation? Weren?t ideas; when all is said
and done; so superior to reality??
Dan stood in silence; still cradling the tattered volume reverentially; and Greg just sat there;
staring up at Dan the way you?d stare up at a plicated stained…glass window; or at someone
undressing in front of an apartment window; high above。
?It?s a crime;? Dan muttered darkly。 ?How could this be out of print??
?It is a crime;? Greg agreed; standing and placing his hands on top of the book。 Dan looked at his
wide…open brilliant green eyes behind the lenses of his chunky glasses。 ?Thank goodness there are
people like us to keep things like this alive。?
?You?re right。? Dan nodded solemnly。
?Dan;? Greg whispered huskily; ?I?m really glad we met。?
?Me too;? Dan agreed; checking his watch again?he didn?t want to be away from work for too
long; but before he could even figure out what the numbers on the face of his Casio
calculator…watch were telling him; he felt Greg?s long arms wrap around him。
?This is such a good omen for our first meeting tomorrow。? Greg?s hot breath tickled Dan?s neck
as he hugged him。 ?We?ll have so much to talk about。?
?Y…y…y…yeah;? Dan stammered。 Wow; Greg was sort of a geek; but he really did genuinely
appreciate how cool the book was。 ?Here; why don?t you hold on to this for me?? he offered;
handing Greg the book。
Greg hugged him again; even harder this time。 ?Wow;? he gasped。 ?I?m overwhelmed。?
Dan grinned at him and headed upstairs。 Why did he always attract the geeks?
Um; maybe because he was kind of a geek himself?
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hey people!
Just when you thought it couldn?t get any hotter; the thermometer rises another ten degrees。 Or
maybe that?s just my puter?it?s practically overheating from your steamy e…mails! It seems
people are responding to the temperature by shedding clothes and getting wet 。 。 。 and giving the
whole neighborhood a show。
What in tarnation am I talking about now? Well; we all know that in the Hamptons; you can?t
throw a stone without hitting someone you know (like it?s any different in Manhattan?!) Here;
though; we have actual yards and fences。 Crazy concept; huh? Rows upon rows of hedges
separating the fabulous and beautiful from the fabulous and beautiful。 They say good fences make
good neigh…bors; so we should all stay strictly within our own property; I suppose。 But what if
your neighbor is hot and occasionally naked? This is all a hypothetical; of course。 。 。 。 I don?t
actually know of anyone who skinny…dips in their pool and then invites the neighbors for a visit。
But I?ve been hearing rumors about and doing just that; and you know those girls are always
setting trends。 You heard it here first: time for that fence to e down; people。 Screw fences。
Good neighbors make good fun。
So hello neighbor boys; e and find me。 I?m lying out by my pool; enjoying my own form of
A/C: alcohol/college boys。 Yawn。 Just another day at the office。
Q:?
Dear GG;
?
I know I should be out there at the beach with the rest of civilized society; but I?m unfortunately
trapped in the city forsummer school。 Who knew they were really so serious aboutthat whole
attendance policy thing? Anyway; I?m freaking dyingover here; it?s so hot。 Help!
?
?Sweltering in the City
A:?
Dear SITC;
?
Poor thing。 Sounds like you could use your own doppelganger right now! But if that?s not an
option; here are some quick fixes to stay cool in the city:
?
1) Find your nearest rooftop pool。 If you don?t have a friend withher own (or if she?s out of town
too); try Soho House or theHotel Gansevoort。 If you?re really desperate; buy yourself a kiddie
pool; bring it up to your roof; and don?t forget the hundredbottles of Evian。 Now that?s what I call
a private party。
?
2) The A/C at Barneys is to die for。 I suppose it isn?t terriblysunny; but if you?re trying on bikinis;
it?s almost like being at thebeach。
?
3) Three words: Tasti D…Lite。 (Or is that a two…word hyphenate?)Okay; so Tasti D is totally five
years ago; but you know you wantsomething cool and sweet。 And if you?re really not going
tomake it to the beach this summer; do me the favor of forgettingabout the calories and slurping up
some hazelnut gelato fromCones。 Yum。
?
4) You did say you were in summer school; right? Um; hello;isn?t it airconditioned? If you don?t
know the answer; you bettercheck the attendance policy again!
?GG
beach blanket bingo rules and regulations
For you lucky ones staying cool at the beach; don?t worry; I haven?t for…gotten about you either。
The most important thing to remember this summer?and this is for your own good; as well as
everyone else?s? is that when New Yorkers transport their social scene from the chic Manhattan
bars to the sandy Hamptons beaches; we transport our social rules as well。 After all; we have to
have some kind of order in place。 So for those not in the know; the unspoken rules of beach
etiquette that you absolutely must obey are:
1) Wear big sunglasses if you?re going to stare。 And you know you?re going to。
2) Leave at least four feet between your towel and that of your neighbor (and that is the bare
minimum; only in the direst of situations。) If you think being packed like sardines in a hot subway
car is bad; imagine feeling that way for four hours straight with hardly any clothes on。 Nobody
needs to be that up close and personal。
3) I don?t care if you?re Ricky Martin?no Speedos; please! Actually; especially if you?re Ricky
Martin。 Ick。
4) Same goes for scary amounts of chest or back hair。 Wax it off; cover it up; or stay at home!
It?s that simple; gorilla boys。
5) When rubbing sunblock on a friend or significant other; don?t get too frisky。 We?ve all seen
ladies do the girl…on…girl thing in bars to get attention; and we?ve all seen couples making out in
dark corners; and both those acts are even tackier in broad daylight。 Trust me; there are other ways
to get people to notice you。 I should know。
some burning questions
Running the gossip mill isn?t all parties and pi?a coladas; you know? it?s a round…the…clock job。
Okay; fine; it?s a lot of parties and pi?a coladas。 Maybe I?m not saving lives in the ER; but I?m
saving your social lives; people; and that?s every bit as important。 For those non…believers; I?ll
share just a few of the questions that keep me up late into the night (when I don?t have a party;
that is):
Could it be true thatN has fallen for an older woman? He was last seen waving goodbye to a
barely clothed older woman in Hampton Bays。 Interesante。 From what I hear; it wouldn?t be the
first time。 。 。 。 Is it also possible thatB andS are exploring their sapphic side?again? Apparently
they?ve taken to nude sunbathing and to sharing a bed。 Maybe they?ve finally made it official!?
WillV be jealous? I?ve always wondered about her and that well…groomed buzz cut。 Speaking of
buzzzzzing; little Ms。V was seen taking a late…night swim last night in a less…than…flattering kiddie
bathing suit。 Keep your eye out for her bumble…bee…on…holiday beach ensemble; ing soon to a
beach near you。 And then there?sD 。 。 。 。
I can?t even tell you how many of you have been e…mailing me about tomorrow night?s literary
salon。 Am I missing out? I thought reading Proust in the dark was for skinny; pale boys with
coke…bottle glasses; but according to your e…mails; some hottie bookworms are ing out and
they?re looking for love 。 。 。 。 Could this be the Great Geek Matchup? Well; just because I won?t
be there doesn?t mean I can?t help you out。 That?s just how generous I am。 So here you are; by
popular request。 。 。 。
proper etiquette at a literary salon: dos and don?ts
DO 。 。 。 pronounce it properly: it?s saaaah…lon; not the place on the corner where all the women
have long red nails and you get your hair cut。
DO 。 。 。 bring something potent and interesting to drink; that means Pernod; Chartreuse; or ouzo。
Leave the Bud at home; thanks。
DO 。 。 。 nod along to what everyone says; even if you?re too busy checking out the hot poetry
nerd across the room to actually listen。
DON?T 。 。 。 be totally silent。 It?s not school?there are no wrong answers?so just make something
up to impress people。 Or say some…thing in another language。 That never fails。
DON?T 。 。 。 be inflexible。 If fellow members ask you to try something new; remember: truly
artistic types are always willing to experiment。
DON?T 。 。 。 be surprised if things get heated。 Emotions can run high between stanzas。
Okay; kids; have a good time with your books?and let me know how it all turns out。 You know
I?m curious; and you know what they say about geeks? They?re freaks?in bed。 Toodles!
You know you love me。
gossip girl
guess v?s not in kansas anymore
?Hurry; hurry! Vanessa; hurry up!?
The boisterous four…year…old twins bounced ahead of her; a blur of elbows and curly hair and
Brooks Brothers swim trunks with tiny sailboats dotted all over them?Nils in red and Edgar in
blue。 They ran along the wooded path to the beach; sending a spray of sand into the air。
?Slow down!? Vanessa readjusted the massive pink…and…kelly…green monogrammed canvas tote
bag filled with fins and masks; rolled…up Pratesi beach towels; five kinds of sun…block; Bob the
Builder activity books; juice boxes; snacks; plastic buckets and shovels; a Frisbee; a soccer ball;
and two video iPods loaded withLittle Einsteins shows。 In her other hand; she was holding a
massive navy…and…cream st
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