You may remember this scene: moments after Suzanne Sugarbaker's name has been trashed by a couple of caddy women in the dressing room, her sister comes to her defense. Taken out of context, Julia (Sugarbaker played by Dixie Carter) seems a little harsh, but it's so on point in the moment. (Particularly because Julia seldom loses her cool). I channel this scene, and let's face it, all scenes involving Shirley MaClaine in any of her films, when I have a particularly tough oral argument on the horizon or when I'm feeling vulnerable and life requires some zealous advocacy. These girls wear their pearls while they kick down the doors.
10.07.2007
It Just Never Gets Old
Posted by Teaworthy at 6:06 PM
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