Covering the Waterfront and Then Some

Fiorella always tries to do more today so she doesn't have as much to do tomorrow. Unfortunately, "tomorrow," as it turns out, is also overloaded.
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Fio withdraws her ecstatic review of the new Murphy Brown. It was stupid to the point of embarrassment. The story didn't hang together, the pace was off, the original characters seemed uncomfortable in their roles. Actually, it would have been much better if about fiftten minutes had been devoted to Murphy's shnanigans getting around the guards, etc, to sneak into the press conference. And about the speech she gave--it was nice, but every newsman on TV has already said the same thing. Fiorella will give it one more try next week.
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Hey, hey, hey! Fio just realized that Former Friend said she talked with some of her other friends about Fiorella before breaking up with her. You know what that means--FF has an entourage! 😄
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The nearer Fiorella gets to her high school reunion, the colder her feet get.
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Fio was so excited about getting her mail-in ballot that she put it in the wrong return envelope. No harm done, she was assured. The ballots were all going to have to be reprinted and remailed because a candidate's name had been left off, and the address on the return envelopes was incorrect. And we think they have trouble in DC!