"The first e-mail I ever received in my life was from Ryan, asking me to be in one of his plays," said Ms. Katzoff, who agreed to play the role of a Jewish woman hiding in Amsterdam during World War II.
I ate the best ice-cream I ever tasted in Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan, Iran.
I'm not sure I'v e ever found anything as bewildering as the deep ravine of pain I felt every time I waved her off to Wales at Christmas knowing I'd never be able to accompany her and meet the people dearest to her, see childhood photos of her and get an even greater sense of the woman I adored.
The progress of the replacement, which was rising from the only residential site I have e ever seen with a two-story office for the contractor & a sign reading "Construction Area: Hard Hats Required," became over the next several months not just a form of popular entertainment but, among inhabitants of the city without much common experience, a unifying, evan a political, idea.
But even though his e-mail, which I read through my fingers, was extremely long, the longest e-mail I had ever received by a factor of seven or eight or nine times, and even though every word of it concerned my book, not one word of it concerned the content of my book.
Like, I had the pump on, and I'd hear Turtle on TV: 'Yo, E, you ever f**k a girl when she has her period?
Spamming my entire contact database of everyone I've ever e-mailed is definitely black hat tactics at growing users.
It is comprised of 3 positively worded (e.g., "I'm always optimistic about my future"), 3 negatively worded items (e.g. "I hardly ever expect things to go my way") and the other 4 are filler questions.
Betsy Rapoport, an editor and life coach, said: "I don't believe I have ever received an answer from any e-mail I've ever sent my children, now 21 and 18.
I don't want to think about that "e" ever again.
