Category: Pamie
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Three Stories
LA Story I felt my first real earthquake today. I mean one where I knew an earthquake was about to hit and then it did. I sat through lots of earthquakes when I lived in Palm Springs as a kid, but I don’t really remember them. We lived above the laundry facility at a hotel,…
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plays well with others.
Whenever I had to change schools as a kid, I’d always get really sick on the first day of school. It was always stomach related, and made me feel like I was going to throw up from sadness. In fact, I’d be so sad I could actually start heaving. It meant I almost always missed…
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book drive update
[readermail] Hi Pamela, Thanks for the successful book drive you had for Asha For Education, particularly the Kancheepuram District school children affected by the Tsunami. The funds have been sent to the concerned district Asha grass roots volunteers and work has already started. The first 10 village children have received the back to school educational…
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nerves.
It’s like a tennis ball got lodged somewhere underneath my ribcage, just above my diaphragm. That’s what it feels like after I eat. The only thing that makes it feel better is jamming my hand under my ribs, pushing in on my stomach. I don’t feel sick, I don’t have anything but the sharp pain…
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A Glamorous Hollywood Lifestyle
1. You will not be home before eleven. 2. This is because you are at work. 3. When you wake up, it is because you have work to do before you get to work, because there’s so much work you can’t do while you’re at work. 4. Suffer the constant teasing that you’re leaving one…
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congrats to all the pamie.com book drive winners
[readermail] Hi Pamie, This is exciting news! I was happy to make a donation to this year’s book drive. Being rewarded with a signed copy of your newest just adds to the warm fuzzies. (And since I’ve been married for 7 months, I can have “Cold Feet” on my nightstand without freaking out my honey!)…
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Pamie- On May 25th, a
[readermail] Pamie- On May 25th, a friend of mine, David Koch, disappeared at the top of Canada’s Grouse Mountain. After 10 days of intense search and rescue effort, not one clue has been found. The family is making a plea to anyone who may have been vacationing there that same day. A post from the…
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everybody’s working on the weekend.
Having a job that pulls many hours a week at an office has given me something I haven’t had in a long time: weekends. Mmm. Weekends. Two blissful days without a commute. I had forgotten the luxury of spending the morning in bed with a cup of coffee, lazy cats, a good book (Does Lemony…