The Third Gilmore Girl: A Memoir

author John Maxwell put it so well, “Sometimes you win, sometimes you learn.” I’ve learned, that’s for sure. I haven’t always done it gracefully, or even willingly, but the fact that learning is still very high on my list of things I’m zealous about

you.” I say that to all of us, myself included. I’ve still got a “Gee, I wish…” or two left in me, and I’ll bet you do too.

When I’m asked, I’ll choose “Pollyanna” over “bitter” any day of the week.

The Watchful Eye

head, and, as the saying goes, “Trust in God, but row for the shore.”

tolerating in her life for years: “This whole thing is dead to me anyway. It died with Richard.”

couldn’t waste another minute on “artifice and bullshit.”

gold Omega necklace, about an inch and a half wide,

The Marvin Hamlisch. Who’d been accepted into the Juilliard School Pre-College Division shortly before he turned seven years old. Who’d started his incredible music career as the rehearsal pianist for Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl and written a song for Liza Minnelli’s debut album when he was a teenager. Who’d written the score for A Chorus Line a