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[Summary] => Patricia Pastelero may have spent four years at the F.I.T. in New York, studying Fashion Merchandising and Textile Design, but she’s currently making a name for herself as a florist.
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[Summary] => What if Aesop had been a witty, urbane gay gent who wrote secretly coded social commentary in the guise of parables about cows and crows and sheep?
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Well, well. It appears our friend David Sedaris (anyone who visits Manila on a book tour is considered a friend) is in some literary hot water.
His crime? Exaggeration.
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The word "humorist" may seem like a quaint vocation – one thinks of Will Rogers or Mark Twain – but finding humor in situations and sharing it with others is what David Sedaris does.
Writing books, plays and performing his work at public readings is also what this American humorist does. But what he really wants to be, he tells us at Global Café at Greenbelt 3, is a tips hustler.
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It was a pleasant way to spend the afternoon. Meet best-selling humorist David Sedaris at a cozy merienda with only a few writers. I had enjoyed his appearance on the David Letterman show a few months ago. He read an essay on male accessories… it was hilarious. His poker-faced rendition of the merits of having a "pee bag" attached and the points against it was just too funny. As it turns out, just David (Sedaris, that is) hates doing television just as he hates having his picture taken.
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[AuthorName] => THE READING CLUB By Girlie Rodis
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[Title] => Ho Ho Ho For The Holidays
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I don’t know about you, but my holiday cheer has been kicking in later and later every year. Could be all the bad news we’ve been getting – here and abroad – or the desperate, frenzied push by retailers to get people to buy, buy, buy.
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His crime? Exaggeration.
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The word "humorist" may seem like a quaint vocation – one thinks of Will Rogers or Mark Twain – but finding humor in situations and sharing it with others is what David Sedaris does.
Writing books, plays and performing his work at public readings is also what this American humorist does. But what he really wants to be, he tells us at Global Café at Greenbelt 3, is a tips hustler.
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It was a pleasant way to spend the afternoon. Meet best-selling humorist David Sedaris at a cozy merienda with only a few writers. I had enjoyed his appearance on the David Letterman show a few months ago. He read an essay on male accessories… it was hilarious. His poker-faced rendition of the merits of having a "pee bag" attached and the points against it was just too funny. As it turns out, just David (Sedaris, that is) hates doing television just as he hates having his picture taken.
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