Nutmeg In Paris

I was living in New Orleans, working as a middle school English teacher when Hurricane Katrina struck and the levees broke. I lost my job, and decided that it was time to pursue my dream of going to culinary school. Here I am in Paris for the next eight months, cooking and exploring, trying to decide what comes next...

Friday, October 27, 2006

To the one whom this concerns:

iTunes has now released free podcasts of This American Life. I truly psyched about this, because now I can listen at my leisure, without the added stress of an impending dinner at your dad’s looming over-head. I also thought that this would be a great way to pass my metro time, although I was (and still am) very self-conscious because the content makes me smile and/or laugh out loud. Still, I’m no crazier than most Parisians on public transportation, and at least I haven’t set any buses aflame in the last two weeks. But I digress.

Yesterday on my way home from work, I listened to the first podcast. The theme of this episode was recordings made for other people, and part one was my newest favorite TAL story ever. It topped the one where he taped 24 hours in the Chicago diner AND the one about the girl who only ate chicken. It was about a voicemail message that a guy’s mother had left for him when he was in college, and how the message got forwarded around campus. It was such a well-crafted story and it was so something that could have happened at Midd. It was hilarious, and I know so many people who would love it, especially you.

I miss you.

Damn you.

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

I BEEN knowing about TAL on iTunes. I subscribed the Friday before I left, but didn't have a chance to listen until now. They moved it to 5pm on Sundays, so I no longer listen to it unless I happen to be in my car early. It makes me happy that you've found something to make your commute more enjoyable. The French are just jealous that they can't hear what is funny - though they probably wouldn't understand any of it anyway.

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