Category Archives: Cathy Seipp

Torn Between Two Girlfriends, Feeling Like A Fool, Loving Both Of Them Is Breaking All The Rules

An oldie but goodie from my blog Jan. 29, 2004: I park beside the Beverly Hills Hotel with my ugly van (Thursday, January 29). A man in front of me gets out of his Mercedes and looks at my vehicle … Continue reading

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Marvin The Orthodox Menace

My friend Cathy Seipp died five years ago today. Cathy’s daughter Maia Lazar writes: Marvin could not concentrate on the Rashi script. The cantor was not good that day, and the lighting was very dim. Plus, the woman next to … Continue reading

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The Passion Of Cathy Seipp

I just watched the movie The Passion of Ayn Rand. It reminded me too of times in my life when I had passion for older women. It reminded me of my man-whore days. It reminded me of the times I … Continue reading

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My Other Half

When Cathy Seipp died in March of 2007, much of my world died with her. I dropped out of most writer gatherings, lost most of the connections I had around her, and sent my life in a different direction — … Continue reading

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Looking For Love

I was telling a friend about this great woman I met and the plans I was drawing up for our lives. "Gonna make her wear a blonde wig and pretend she’s dying?" he asks.

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