Nancy Updike
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My most intense memory of the after effects of all that is that I'd wake up in the morning and you'd be sleeping on the floor on the rug beside the bed all curled up in your quilt.
My most intense memory of the after effects of all that is that I'd wake up in the morning and you'd be sleeping on the floor on the rug beside the bed all curled up in your quilt.
And I don't remember that you shared any of that at all.
And I don't remember that you shared any of that at all.
I mean, to everyone else and throughout your growing up, I mean, you were, to all outward appearances, a really joyful, happy child, really loving. And yet, I guess it just really shows that children have very involved inner lives that their parents might not know much about.
I mean, to everyone else and throughout your growing up, I mean, you were, to all outward appearances, a really joyful, happy child, really loving. And yet, I guess it just really shows that children have very involved inner lives that their parents might not know much about.
Got a question for you out there listening. Have you ever had a bloody nose? I ask because I got a bloody nose recently when I went to do an interview with a British comedy writer and director named Armando Iannucci. He made the TV show Veep for HBO, now Max, with Julia Louis-Dreyfus playing the vice president.
Got a question for you out there listening. Have you ever had a bloody nose? I ask because I got a bloody nose recently when I went to do an interview with a British comedy writer and director named Armando Iannucci. He made the TV show Veep for HBO, now Max, with Julia Louis-Dreyfus playing the vice president.
He made a movie called The Death of Stalin, a comedy somehow, about the battle for succession in the Soviet Union after Stalin died. And he made a movie that I especially love called In the Loop, about the lead-up to a war that isn't identified as the Iraq War but seems a lot like the Iraq War. Also a comedy.
He made a movie called The Death of Stalin, a comedy somehow, about the battle for succession in the Soviet Union after Stalin died. And he made a movie that I especially love called In the Loop, about the lead-up to a war that isn't identified as the Iraq War but seems a lot like the Iraq War. Also a comedy.