Friday, October 28, 2005: Women love an addict
Finally, I got my cry on.
Friday's episode featured the author of "A Million Little Pieces", Oprah's first Book Club book in years. The only person I know reading this is SPO, and she says it is amazing. So I will dig into it once I finish "The Kite Runner", which on a side-note, is supa dupa awes.
So anyways, we had a full hour with James Frey, the former uber-addict who cleaned up and wrote it up. He had every woman in that audience hanging on to his every word. I am convinced women love dudes like this - because they "changed". Women also have a secret fetish for addicts because no matter how cleaned up they are, they are still super vulnerable and we all know us bitches love dudes we can cradle in our arms like babies.
Ugh I am hung over. Am I making sense?
Anyway, when they had Harpo staffers discussing why the book touched them I wept openly, especially as one woman discussed her brother's suicide. Oprah knows we viewers need to get that cry out before the weekend starts so we can then focus on important things like getting drunk so we can comfortable socialize with others. Just like James Frey once did.
I can't wait to read this book. If anyone wants to lend me a copy, I'll ask Kiki if I can lend you "The Kite Runner" when I am done with it. Also, I have "The Time Traveler's Wife" that someone lent me, and it is a killer chick read, if you want it.
Oprah Blog Book Club!
Friday's episode featured the author of "A Million Little Pieces", Oprah's first Book Club book in years. The only person I know reading this is SPO, and she says it is amazing. So I will dig into it once I finish "The Kite Runner", which on a side-note, is supa dupa awes.
So anyways, we had a full hour with James Frey, the former uber-addict who cleaned up and wrote it up. He had every woman in that audience hanging on to his every word. I am convinced women love dudes like this - because they "changed". Women also have a secret fetish for addicts because no matter how cleaned up they are, they are still super vulnerable and we all know us bitches love dudes we can cradle in our arms like babies.
Ugh I am hung over. Am I making sense?
Anyway, when they had Harpo staffers discussing why the book touched them I wept openly, especially as one woman discussed her brother's suicide. Oprah knows we viewers need to get that cry out before the weekend starts so we can then focus on important things like getting drunk so we can comfortable socialize with others. Just like James Frey once did.
I can't wait to read this book. If anyone wants to lend me a copy, I'll ask Kiki if I can lend you "The Kite Runner" when I am done with it. Also, I have "The Time Traveler's Wife" that someone lent me, and it is a killer chick read, if you want it.
Oprah Blog Book Club!
