Everything had changed. Only a few years earlier my dad had been a clean-cut, thin-tied suit-wearing guy who was opening for the Supremes in Vegas and doing spots on "The Ed Sullivan Show. Now in , his hair was down past his shoulders, tie-dyed shirts and denim jeans were his fashion staple, and he was headlining at almost every college campus in America. Although Venice had been a really rough neighborhood, in some ways it felt safer to me, at least our freakiness blended in. I remember during the first month we lived in the Palisades, there was some sort of party across the street with men in suits and women in cocktail dresses mingling on the lawn — I guess they were the Rand execs.
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Daddy's Little Girl () - IMDb
You gotta love a family photo, especially those that show tender moments shared by a father and her daughter. You can just imagine just how much love can be seen in one photo. But when the little girl blossoms into this beautiful young lady, that super tight bond diminishes. Eventually, mug shots had to be taken and, oh boy, the results turned out to be extremely hilarious and embarrassing. So what do we exactly mean by that? Well, you gotta scroll down and see for yourself.
So in a way some this has led up to a bit of a midlife crisis with a heavy dose of self-awareness. The year following my 29th spin kicked like a mule. I thought I was losing my mind, in the grip of some crisis or some sort of insect wriggling around in my skull. I believed some of my friends when they told me the stars were doing it to me.
The hair on my legs stood on end. Then, the feeling of needles grazing the flesh of my arm announced itself to my brain. It began pumping through my arteries. My blood ran cold. My stomach lurched.