So we got married, blah, blah, blah. That doesn’t take any talent or special skill, so on to other topics of interest.<\/p>\n
We missed seeing my pal Mandy<\/strong> of the NY Post<\/em> at our nuptials; but I suppose if you’re going to miss a wedding, getting bitten by Andy Dick<\/strong> while covering the roast for William Shatner<\/strong> then having it covered in Page Six makes for an excellent excuse!<\/p>\n We also missed our friend Adam Felber<\/strong> because he was out in LA for his new book Schrodinger’s Ball<\/em> which also happened to get a great review<\/a> in the NY Times<\/em>. In a bummer turn of scheduling, he’ll be in New York this weekend while we’re out in LA and Utah. This means we’ll miss the private shindig hosted by his friend, NPR co-worker and co-blogger<\/a> Mo Rocca<\/strong> at Mo’s pad celebrating our mutual friend’s milestone.<\/p>\n Faithful readers will recall that Mo popped in for Edith Layton’s<\/strong> <\/a>book launch party<\/a>. Why? She’s Adam’s mom, that’s why! She also happens to be an amazing woman and multi-award winning romance novelist with her own book coming out soon<\/a>. That family is sincerely talented and awesome and funny with her daughter Susie Felber<\/a> <\/strong>adding to the talent pool as an accomplished comedian and writer and gorgeous mommy-to-be. She also happened to capture the (thus far) only photo of me<\/a> smiling too wide whilst descending the stairs at my wedding party thingy.<\/p>\n There’s plenty more of our friends who we need to congratulate — more books, CDs, marriages and what not — but right now I’m just bubbling with joy for Adam and for Mandy probably not being “too AIDS-y<\/a>“.<\/p>\n