Posted 11:30 am ESTSo, yeah, I woke up a little late, not like me, I
know. I usually pride myself on having the surfer spirit: up at dawn to check the waves - even when it's a sea of yellow (HONKING - geez,
HUSH, already) taxis outside my window....
Any-who...so, I just ADORE
New York Magazine's website (NYMag online is a
way more rad experience than print) and I was just about to post a rant about how I clicked on the Juicy Couture ad (it had surfboards and pretty colors in it, O
-K?) and how it took me to the JC site and I couldn't get back to NY Mag....
any-who.
I finally got back, and saw this GREAT story that will change BLONDE's life:
"French ‘Vogue’ Twitters" You see, BLONDE speaks French; bien sur! Well, we used to when I studied French Lit/Art and lived in Paris....but BLONDE doesn't have a copy editor double checking the
inferences and meaning of her every word on posts. Also, BLONDE is a tow-headed baby and can afford to make a few mistakes, because she is not under as much scrutiny as
NY Mag, which I hope has a team of clever blondettes, brunettes, auburnettes, and silverettes combing the site for such things.
OK, OK, already...so what's this have to do with NY Magazine's expression of love? Well, when I first read the post I was all excited and thought - "those clever NYMaggies, look at them being all on top of it
and speak enough French to follow the twitter," and then I read their sign off:
"Nous adorons!"
I'm no French scholar (well, I was, but that was soooo long ago) but I'm pretty sure they just said "We love ourselves!" - and I think what they meant to say was: "Nous l'aimons!" or "Nous l'adorons!" (
translation explanation: the addition of the "l" creates "We love IT
")
BLONDE has a handsome French friend who's like super-smart! We love asking him (you know who you are) about the various nuances and translations of words from English-to-Francais and vee-chay ver-sa. Keep you posted on what
le mec nous dit....
xo - Bob
