―Mae West
Wednesday, November 16, 1983
Today went by swiftly. I made a visible and strategic placement of Paloma’s turquoise bathing suit photograph at my desk for all to see. I few of my coworkers took notice.
I telephoned Paloma during my lunch hour and we had a very pleasant chat.
“My car window is still broken,” Paloma answered as to one of the reasons she has not come by to Alameda to visit me.
I sure do miss her. I have no plans for this Friday night. I don’t feel like going out with Jim after witnessing his sexually explicit actions in that men’s room stall at the gay skating rink last night. I actually mentioned the incident to him over the phone today.
He simply chose to shy away from the subject by saying, “Oh, I was just fidgeting around.”
I haven’t received a return phone call from the handsome Rick Clark. I called him yesterday evening and once during this very evening. I will make sure that’s my last attempt to reach out to him.
“My car window is still broken,” Paloma answered as to one of the reasons she has not come by to Alameda to visit me.
I sure do miss her. I have no plans for this Friday night. I don’t feel like going out with Jim after witnessing his sexually explicit actions in that men’s room stall at the gay skating rink last night. I actually mentioned the incident to him over the phone today.
He simply chose to shy away from the subject by saying, “Oh, I was just fidgeting around.”
I haven’t received a return phone call from the handsome Rick Clark. I called him yesterday evening and once during this very evening. I will make sure that’s my last attempt to reach out to him.
I only wish that Paloma could see me this Friday night. I think she’s going to see that Matt Furlong character. Ask me if I care? Yes, I do. I just hope she realizes it.
I ate at pop’s tonight. That was nice. I also had a lengthy telephone conversation with Paloma tonight about her stewardess career aspirations. She also mentioned her past experience into the make-up artist industry world while living in Paris. She confessed about her poor choice of friends ‘at one time’ which led her into a world of drug addiction with heroin. I was surprised to hear that news.
I believe I cheered her up when I said, “I’m glad you’re here now and away from all of that crap!”
I detected a smile from her via the telephone wires after I uttered those words; however, I did hear her blow a gust of cigarette smoke after I said it. It’s as if I was talking to Marlene Dietrich. How chic is that? The passion and mystery of her excites me.
DYNASTY was cool tonight. It’s time for bed now. I will call Paloma while under the covers to see how things are with her. We talk and it is for hours…but it seems like only minutes.I believe I cheered her up when I said, “I’m glad you’re here now and away from all of that crap!”
"Alexis is a very complex woman, who seems to inspire passion in people. You either love her or you hate her. And she seems to enjoy it either way.”
-Linda Evans in character as Krystle Carrington
DYNASTY TV-series
-Linda Evans in character as Krystle Carrington
DYNASTY TV-series
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