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According to her colorful Mami Dearest, the life of young Gigi Anders will be simple if she can remember three maxims?be pretty, get married, and always drink TaB. Thus begins her instruction in the art of being a lady and the side effects of falling in love. As the granddaughter of Eastern European and Russian shtetl-reared grandparents who immigrated as teenagers in the early 1920s to the fierce tropical beauty of Cuba, Anders is heir apparent to a legacy of transatlantic alienation. With dazzling wit and hilarity mined from the depths of loss and yearning, Anders chronicles her journey from beach baby to ostracized exile to vibrant intellectual, along the way balancing her obsession with killer outfits and zaftig, orgasmic meals?always with a can of TaB!?with the more serious pursuits of love, sanity, and lipstick in perfect siren red.
From one little pink raincoat (to woo the commitment phobe) to a pair of very persuasive peach panties (gift from a dazzling doc), the author relates her experiences as they deal with the dual obsessions of clothing and men.
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