Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2018/12/27/a-peek-into-amy-sedaris-quir.html
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How fine is the line between quirky and hoarder?
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The available space is a factor, I think.
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there are no rooms of trash/unopened boxes/paths lined by stacks of newspapers(stacked to the ceiling)…
no hoarder here, just a fun person living in a museum of her own life and pleasures.
rabbit poop though… waking up to a beast eating my sheets… not quite my cup of tea.
merry new year!
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I do kind of wish that I was Amy Sidaris.
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How coincidental. I just watched Elf last night.
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Amy’s amusingly bonkers show doesn’t have new episodes until mid-February, but there’s always season 1 (the “Holidays” show seems to be unlocked for now):
(And speaking of the other half of the Talented Family, the reference to Crumpet in Elf did make me “Hey!”)
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So that show is more of a documentary of her life.
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I watched with delight as I saw that Amy Sedaris organises her bookshelves the same way I do, by colour. No dewey decimal system for us broads. Still, I can only aspire to Sedaris-levels of quirkiness.
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I have no idea what was said in that video. I just put it on the background at work and let Amy’s voice just bounce around inside my head. If I’m ever in a coma I want recordings of her and her brother to be played in my hospital room for company.
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ALDCLUNE (n.)
One who collects ten-year-old telephone directories.
– Douglas Adams, John Lloyd - The Meaning of Liff
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