Joyce Wadler
An occasional humor column, much like the one I did at The New York Times, which was called "I Was Misinformed". But now, the only gatekeeper is me. I hear I will let me get away with anything.
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Where Did You Go For Your Bra, Mrs. Robinson?
My older babe template, though she probably should have cut back on the sauce.
The guy who is now the official boyfriend told me he’d like to take me shopping for lingerie last weekend. I declined, which was a probably a mistake, be...
"Levon," Says I to the Rock 'n Roll Legend, "Why Are You Doing This Interview in Your Underwear?"
Of course, it’s an old photo. Do you see any rubble around The White House? Photo credit: Donal F. Holway.
Every now and then somebody chases me down to talk to their journalism class about writing profiles and since this gives me t...
The Cool Aunt Conundrum
Cool is easy when you are healthy, the niece is fourteen, and the car is hot.
The last time I woke up from a serious surgery it was for ovarian cancer in 1995. Heidi was there and now Heidi is dead. No, wait, there was another big su...
The Therapy Rabbits are Booked Solid
Okay, it’s supposed to be the patient’s therapy rabbit. But the only way the patient would have seen him was in a mustard sauce.
Things have been grim here in Greenwich Village, with me diagnosed with a sinus cancer that’s gotten a f...
Sorry I Have To Cancel Lunch, There's a Cancer in My Head
I don’t know why cancers are always portrayed as creepy green monsters with bad teeth. For all I know, they have regular dental deep cleaning and are exquisitely groomed.
I’m not certain why, but a few days after I learn I ha...
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Joyce Wadler wrote the “I Was Misinformed” humor column for The New York Times, where she was a reporter for 15 years. She's been a reporter for The Washington Post, New York Magazine and Rolling Stone. She wishes she'd gone into television.
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