Loving this blog...how come I have never encountered it before?
Nice post Chritstine. Love the hat and the great Geno trademark pose.
You New Yorkers and Chicagoites (Chicagoans? Chicagoleans?) are a similar breed. I don't understand either one of you. Great post Christine!
Christine,
You must join us for a "Trixie Safari", staking out the corners or Halsted and Diversey for a sighting... very exciting, indeed.
That Photo is "Priceless!"
Christine, I didn't even recognize you in the photo. Love the Trixie and the Chad. Very good and the use of all the photos, etc. were fabulous!
christine - yo,yo,yo! merry x-mas.
this post rocks.
rudy.sellsius°
Condo - LOL - The blog has been here - You just found it now because you are following me.. (I Kid - I kid)...
JF - Thank you - Thank you. LOL Loved your tomato...... THAT was great! -
Jay - You don't understand us?? Ohhh You need to watch more GodFather.
Eric - You have shades too? Let me ask you - are you a Chad?? I am up for the Trixie Safari - let me know when...
Ardell - LOL - I had to retake it a few times - I just kept laughing.
Brian - Yes Yes - good times these are.
Gena - thank you. I feel like I was just "graded" on dancing with the stars.
Rudy - "Word". Happy Holidays to you as well!!
Trixie and Chad sound a lot like Barbie and Ken to me but what do I know. Chicago will never be the same now that you visited! It's good to know that Lincoln Park has a bit of an edge to it like NYC; maybe like Linkin Park : - )
Nice blog and good post to match. I enjoyed them both.
OK, I saved my favorite storytellers for last on my Yankee Blog reading and my vote goes to you and Geno for sheer fun. I'm a New Yorker at heart and feel the twinges of nostalgia here.
Christine:
What a post. From the Geno hat and coffee to the deep understanding of Chad and Trixie...you nailed it.
Your prize? A date with Steve Bartman. I doubt your hubby would be threatened by that.
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