Right around Christmas, I wished for more Andie MacDowell in my life. And so far this year, I’ve gotten it.
Today, I see that Andie plans to marry for the third time. The local newspaper has the story here. Andie is marrying a local used car salesman seven years her junior. He’s 40. She’s 47. Damn.
In the same story, Andie said she was at the hospital getting her ankle X-rayed after a bad sprain. She seemed to treat the news of her engagement and the pain of her sprain with about the same weight. Which has me a little worried about the future of this union.
Time will tell. Andie married a model guy first. Then she married an old high school sweetheart who grew up to be a rich businessman. Now she’s going for a Dook graduate who owns Auto Advantage in Fletcher.
All this, coming on the heels of Andie’s visit with Isaac Mizrahi, which I detailed here a couple of weeks ago. With Isaac, Andie said she was used to single life. And that she enjoyed riding horses bareback to feel sexy.
Andie, you’re still beautiful. Pushing 50, but beautiful. I wish you all the best. And when you finish with your new man, remember that I’ll still be here, waiting for your fresh Loreal face and long, lovely tresses.
But you’re going to have to change your ways. I’m Carolina, not Dook. I’m credit card debt, not financially set. I’m West Ashvegas, not Biltmore Forest.
What I’m saying is I’ll be there for you, Andie. Please invite me to the nuptials. I’ll sit in the back and smile, mist up a little. I’ll give you a supportive hug. And when you need me most, when Mr. Auto Advantage drops you like a bad axle, I’ll be there to pick up the pieces, just like always. And maybe then you’ll realize that what you’ve been looking for all your life was sitting there, right under your nose.
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god, i love "no time for sergeants"!
"aww, put yer gun down, paw! maybe it’s kin!"
"kin don’t come in no cars!"
o the drama…
Amen, syntax. Not the worst actress of all time, as there are plenty of bad actresses who never pursue it past the elementary school play, but certainly among the least believable of those who qualify as "movie stars."
Her stilted "I’m reading from my first grade Dick & Jane book" speaking style (at least when she’s "acting" — I hope she speaks more naturally in the real world) always makes me think of Andy Griffith’s character at the beginning of "No Time for Sergeants."
"Naw… Tony… you may not have… a pony."
i still say she can’t act her way out of a paper bag…
(Sniff.) I don’t know what to say,I’m a little choked up. Don’t we have anything on this guy that would make AM want to back out of this marriage? Other than his DookDumb that is? I mean Duckdum….or, whatever.
What was that movie where Gene Hakmen kept calling someone The Duck instead of The Duke?