Filed under: “The problem with being funny,” she said, “is that then no one thinks of you sexually. Unless you’re funny about sex. But personally, I’d rather sex be good than funny.”
I’m not sure whether I can work that into a story or not, but it came to me in the shower a few nights ago, so I thought I’d share. I guess it’s part of my attempt to learn how to be funny. I think I still have quite a way to go…
(Why is humor so difficult for me??)
In other news, I finished Amy Tan’s The Opposite of Fate on my business trip last week, and I was blown away. 
It had been sitting on my shelf for the past 4 years (I kid you not) and now I wish I hadn’t wasted so much time before experiencing it. I give it a 5 out of 5 stars (as reflected on both GoodReads and Amazon) and highly recommend it to anyone who
- likes Amy Tan
- has an Asian parent (or knows one decently well)
- has a motherAND/OR
- likes good books.
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