Word: phoned
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...probably extra cheese. Yes, sweetie pie has taken a backseat to a different dish in the land of Liege, at least according to an interactive information service. If one is to believe the data accumulated by Scoot, a venture that provides toll-free information both online and over the phone, what really makes Brussels sprout is information on where to score a hot, saucy... pizza...
...virtually sold. Phones are so tiny and nifty now. They slip discreetly into pockets and purses. A simple route to being over-the-top. I've often considered the possibility of just buying a phone, not getting it connected and cheerfully talking to myself in public with no accusations of insanity. But I still can't really justify the purchase. Sure, sometimes it is a hassle to get all of my whirlwind plans in order, but usually it works itself out. Shaw suggests that one reason phones are popping up all over the place is that it works...
There is, of course, the fear that no one will call once I become incredibly accessible. Now I can spend the whole day assuming my machine is bursting with messages and I don't have to be crushed until I arrive home. But if my little phone were lying limp and dead in my pocket, not vibrating, I would have constant reminders of being unloved. To quote the ever-wise Shaw, "The more and more accessible you become, the more you realize that no one is trying to get in touch with...
That will not necessarily quell the phone callsfrom alumnae requesting information...
...Junor also asserts that the infamous bracelet Charles gave Camilla before his wedding had a more benign significance: the initials "GF" on it stood for the platonic "Girl Friday," Junor claims, not pet nicknames Gladys and Fred, as Diana believed. Junor also alleges that Diana made late-night anonymous phone calls to Camilla, saying things like "I've sent someone to kill you. They're outside in the garden...