Alabama
On this week's Sis & Tell podcast, my sister Alison and I discuss our "dot complicated" lives from a neighborhood Facebook feud to Alison speaking with serial entrepreneur Randi Zuckerberg about Sue's Tech Kitchen. Links and listen at sisandtell.com
Sis & Tell is a weekly podcast hosted by sisters Alison Goldstein Lebovitz from PBS' The A List and comedian Amanda Goldstein Marks.
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In episode 11, Alison does her best Dr. Oz impersonation as she helps diagnose and remedy a new era of ailments for her sister Amanda.
Sis & Tell is a weekly podcast hosted by sisters Alison Goldstein Lebovitz (from PBS' The A List) and comedian Amanda Goldstein Marks.
And then there was the time in the mid-80's when John Stamos kissed me. For reals. John Stamos... are you out there? Do you remember our torrid love affair [of one]? I was 8. You were oblivious. True story. Here are the details:
"Life is a journey. Not a destination." But then again, Ralph Waldo Emerson was probably eating pretty crappy food in the 1880s. When I travel, it's not the museums or historical sites that imprint on my memory. I'd probably have to visit them for that to happen. I prefer the food destinations.
So in memory of some and honor of others, I posted anonymous love letters to a few of my favorite sweets across the country that I miss dearly. Of course, the most obvious place to post these: the Craigslist Missed Connections section. Here is a snippet of the letters.
El Pinto's Sopapillas (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
JP Lick's Ice Cream Cakes (Boston, Massachusetts -- originally Jamaica Plains, MA)
Browdy's Cinnamon Raisin Bread (Birmingham, Alabama)
