L.A. IN 25 YEARS
So, when junior gets into trouble at school, it’s mommy who pulls herself from work to attend the problem. And when daddy decides suddenly to bring home dinner guests, it’s mommy who comes home from work, deals with the enchilada on the floor and then whips up a culinary spectacle. And all her guests have to ask this “information specialist” is if they can have her recipe.
I have seen the future, and I simply don’t see much improvement. Could this have anything to do with the overwhelmingly male group of “Consultants for This Special Report”?
T. MORGAN WILLEMSE
Apple Valley
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