She once lamented that, especially to New York cabbies, her voice would always make everyone older than her call her "hon."

A voice made for the printed page.

I'm sorry, I adore her voice.

I love her voice and I am not sorry one bit. Sarah is very charming.

Also, I'd give another five stars for the animator if I could. This is the first I had seen of her work and I already love it. Check out "Southern Exposure" in the related videos for another example of her work.

When I read her books, I imagine it narrated in her voice, because sometimes her sarcasm isn't obvious unless you imagine it said chirpily.

Not enough fart and dick jokes, eh?

too much condescension and self-infatuation more like

meeeeeeh
B&Bs are in fact a pretty lame place to go. I don't know if it's like this in other parts of the country but in New England it's more or less understood that each town is going to have a couple of hundred people selling garbage out of their house or letting people sleep in their beds.

Why the hell was she there in the first place? And if you're going to watch musical theater, Sondheim is your man, but still, musical theater?