22 October 2008
Hospice at the Carlyle!
THIS IS WHAT I WANT. OMG. Imagine.
"Even as she was dying, she would take walks in Central Park in the daytime, and in the evening sit in a back booth in Bemelmans Bar, looking at the whimsical illustrations of New York City on the wall by the artist Ludwig Bemelmans, best known for the Madeline children's books, and listening to Mr. Harris play. She loved Cole Porter, and she would pass requests to the waiter."
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Oh, wow :) Yes :) That is dying in style, defintitely :)
Of course, dying in style, doesn't matter how much cash you've got to do that. She got to do it in a fine setting, but it was the way she did it that is cool to me :) Rock on :)
I pray for a fine dying :)
Posted by: Sue | 22 October 2008
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