I think if you are a woman, you will enjoy this book. You will relate to her in one area or another. I related strongly with her feelings surrounding her scar. It is similar to how I feel about my height.
“I’ve always
been able to tell a lot about people by whether they ask me about my scar. Some
people are just dumb: ‘Did a cat scratch you?” God bless. Those sweet dum-dums
I never mind. Then there’s another sort of person who thinks it makes them
brave or sensitive or wonderfully direct to ask me about it right away. They
ask with a quite, feigned empathy, ‘How did you get your scar?’ The grossest
move is when they say they’re only curious because ‘It’s so beautiful.’ Ugh.
Disgusting. They might as well walk up and say, ‘May I be amazing at you?’My
whole life, people who ask about my scar within one week of knowing me have
invariably turned out to be egomaniacs of average intelligence or less.” P.8,
Bossypants, Tina Fey
From here on out when you ask me, “So how tall are
you?” I’m going to look upon you with soft eyes and say, “You are such a sweet
little dum-dum.”
Tina, unlike most famous and successful people
somehow does not make you feel bad about yourself. Maybe it is because she
reveals every embarrassing haircut, beauty mistake or underwear choice she has ever
made and displays it in a manner which will have you paint a picture of her in an
oversized T shirt, biker shorts and a fanny pack.
Praise for Tina Fey!
Can't wait to read this one!
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