take it all off for spelling

Last night a very nice reporter from Vanity Fair's blog came to the spelling bee. I'd like to announce that both bobby and I, in the name of spelling, would be happy to shoot some Miley Cyrus-style photos. We are both older than fifteen, so perhaps Puritanical America can get over seeing some highly-stylized back flesh. When I was fifteen, I would have given a whole point off my GPA to be in a sexy Anne Leibovitz photo shoot.

I also learned that the pilot I shot in LA recently has just come out of the editing process and is being delivered to the network, so hopefully I'll have news soon!

New Yorkers: What do you do when your change jar gets really full? I sometimes take change to the Coinstar machine in the Food Emporium on Union Square, but I really don't want to take a 20-lb coffee can full of change on the subway. A friend told me that "back home," banks will take jars of unrolled change, but I told him I didn't think that was true in New York.

One more non sequitur...

Barbara Ehrenreich, in an article on HuffPo about Hillary Clinton, writes this charming paragraph:

There's a reason why it's been so easy for men to overlook women's capacity for aggression. As every student of Women's Studies 101 knows, what's called aggression in men is usually trivialized as "bitchiness" in women: Men get angry; women suffer from bouts of inexplicable, hormonally-driven, hostility. So give Clinton credit for defying the belittling stereotype: She's been visibly angry for months, if not decades, and it can't all have been PMS.

JEN SO ANGRY! I want to "obliterate" Iran at least five days out of every month.