It’s official.

I just wrote a down payment for a house in the sticks.

Sorry, I meant to say…

I just paid Nat’s summer camp tuition.

She’s getting outta town this summer.

Her first year going to day camp.

Boarding a bus and heading out to LAWNG ISLAND.

Not ten minutes from her grandmother’s house.

So I have no fears.

She has Grandma Jenny in Great Neck.

And me driving like f—-n’ Speed Racer over the TriBorough.

You know, in case a bug bites her and she wants to come home.

But seriously, I can’t believe what a long day it will be.

Their day ends after 4pm and then there’s traffic home.

Oh my.

She’s going to be so tired when she gets home.

Yippeeeeeeeee!!!

I love you, summer day camp.

I love you, I love you!

(Now I just have to figure out what Mister Luke will be doing and I am set!)

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It doesn’t surprise me to hear the Sex and the City movie is getting bad reviews from critics.

In the past, I’ve chosen to see movies the critics didn’t particularly favor.

So I’ll eventually see the movie but I know what to expect.

You can tell the SATC movie was going to be exactly how the critics found it.

One long, mediocre SATC episode which should have aired on HBO.

And, they did that already .. it was called the series finale.

But just in the case of the finale, the movie will be a success.

Sex and the City was part of the pop culture and single women embraced it.

Hell, as disturbing as it may be, teenagers and my grandmother loved the show.

So when the movie is released this Friday, it will be a bonding ritual for many.

To go and see how Carrie has been with Big, to see if Miranda is happy in Brooklyn.

But if you look at it was, it will be a good trip down Sex and the City lane.

Until of course, the Sex and the City sequel comes out.

In the meantime, I’ll just see the first Sex and the City movie and have some fun.

Why?  Because it’s still Sex and the City.

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Marriages are falling apart all around me.
Too sad. So heartbreaking. How awful.

Because it all begins with a wedding.
And happiness. After cake and dancing.

Now its talks of separation and divorce.
With children caught in the middle.

Sometimes I wonder if they know something we don’t.

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