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ing to my sources; your heroine’s out almost every night。 You should be able to find her if you know where to look。
—GG
q: Dear Gossip Girl;
My college dining hall only serves; like; deep…fried cheese balls and I may have gained some weight。 Should I celebrate NYE with my high school friends; or pretend I have the flu?
—HittingtheBuffet
a: Dear HtheB;
While I’m not a dietician or a therapist; I can definitely say you’re not alone。 My advice: How you look is all about how you pull it off。 Go out; wear your little black dress; and show off those curves。 No one will even notice those tater tot pounds。
—GG
sightings
B on a train from New Haven to Montpelier; Vermont; looking very out of place in a sea of multicolored plaid flannel。 S with three interchangeable anorexic dyed blond girls on the red carpet for a premiere。 V and some friends from NYU; including a very hot hipster teaching assistant; at a film party in Bushwick。 Is someone trying to get extra credit? D and his little sister; J; splitting a plate of gooey chocolate…chip pancakes at one of those horribly crowded diners on upper Broadway。 C and his new horde of cowboy boot–clad dudes ordering Cokes at the lounge at Tribeca Star。 Should the hotel erect a hitching post?
still breaking all the rules
Technically you no longer live under your parents’ roof。 You’ve already indulged them with Scrabble and decorating gingerbread men that no one’s going to eat。 Now it’s time to party。 You can always reform after January 1st—that’s what New Year’s resolutions are for。 So go out; have fun; and show your former besties and former flames just how much better you’ve bee。
Besides; now that you know I’m watching; aren’t you just dying to put on a s