The Gazaleh Gazette

In the last two weeks the phone has been ringing off the hook. We are just as surprised as you because up until election day, the phone lines to 40 BD have been flooded with recordings explaining how one incompetent and corrupt candidate was better than another incompetent and corrupt candidate. We figured that come Wednesday, November 7th, the phones would get a break and lay silent but for the daily calls from Cherry Hill and Hoboken.

Sometimes you can be wrong and it turns out bad. It is true that we were wrong this time, but I would say it was a good thing. Apparently The Gazaleh Gazette is read by more than my meager distribution list. From what we have learned in the last week, the bigwigs in the fashion world are big fans. I mean BIG fans. They have become enamored with the subjects of the blog and feel they are very marketable. My first question to the smart people at MaKa High Fashion is how marketable? Are we talking small fashion show at the local Bennigans marketable? Or are we talking 10 years and $350 million marketable. Well, according to them, no one is worth a ten year contract for $350 milllion.

You all know that I am a reasonable man, but I was offended and felt they were being glib. I slammed my hand on the table and walked out but not before turning back to them and asking if they have read the history of psychiatry. I want everyone to know that we have.

Good thing Amy and I decided to play good cop, bad cop. Guess who was bad cop? Amy stayed and negotiated a contract with a reasonable term, decent money and complete creative freedom. The creative freedom is what we were hoping for and Amy came through. The girls had their first fashion shoot and it came out great. The best photo was reserved for a very important client and cannot be included on the blog for confidentiality reasons but here is one of the outtakes. And look for the girls on the catwalk soon.