Abby Ellin
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I was brought up Jewish. I thought I've always dated non-Jewish guys. Maybe I need to be with somebody who's Jewish. Maybe that's what I need.
I was brought up Jewish. I thought I've always dated non-Jewish guys. Maybe I need to be with somebody who's Jewish. Maybe that's what I need.
Oh, God. Carmela, the psychic from Yonkers. That's what she sounded like.
Oh, God. Carmela, the psychic from Yonkers. That's what she sounded like.
Oh, God. Carmela, the psychic from Yonkers. That's what she sounded like.
And she was like, you're going to meet somebody. You're going to move. His first initial is going to be R, P, B, or D. And he's going to wear a uniform. And I said, I don't know anybody in uniform other than the FedEx guy. And he was like, no, that's not the FedEx guy.
And she was like, you're going to meet somebody. You're going to move. His first initial is going to be R, P, B, or D. And he's going to wear a uniform. And I said, I don't know anybody in uniform other than the FedEx guy. And he was like, no, that's not the FedEx guy.
And she was like, you're going to meet somebody. You're going to move. His first initial is going to be R, P, B, or D. And he's going to wear a uniform. And I said, I don't know anybody in uniform other than the FedEx guy. And he was like, no, that's not the FedEx guy.
I was working on an article for The New York Times about detox diets and whether or not they had any validity or whether they were just kind of bullshit. And somebody suggested I call this guy who worked in Beverly Hills, California, who was a doctor there. He had written some articles or studies about detox diets.
I was working on an article for The New York Times about detox diets and whether or not they had any validity or whether they were just kind of bullshit. And somebody suggested I call this guy who worked in Beverly Hills, California, who was a doctor there. He had written some articles or studies about detox diets.
I was working on an article for The New York Times about detox diets and whether or not they had any validity or whether they were just kind of bullshit. And somebody suggested I call this guy who worked in Beverly Hills, California, who was a doctor there. He had written some articles or studies about detox diets.
I quoted him and we had a nice conversation and that was the end of it.
I quoted him and we had a nice conversation and that was the end of it.
I quoted him and we had a nice conversation and that was the end of it.
And I said, are you still in Beverly Hills? And he said, no, I'm in the Navy. I'm a Navy doc.
And I said, are you still in Beverly Hills? And he said, no, I'm in the Navy. I'm a Navy doc.
And I said, are you still in Beverly Hills? And he said, no, I'm in the Navy. I'm a Navy doc.
He was working on opening up a hospital for kids with cancer in Iraq and Afghanistan.
He was working on opening up a hospital for kids with cancer in Iraq and Afghanistan.
He was working on opening up a hospital for kids with cancer in Iraq and Afghanistan.