PA. Cat mom. OG Cher fan. Forever blessed by Carrie Fisher. Leading a Shelley Long Appreciation Life. I once brought an Emmy Award to Target. #RepBX
Hollywood, CA
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Bookitty (aka Slumbercat) retweeted
On this Election Day, wishing you a candidate with fewer surprises than Gil Kessler.
Bookitty (aka Slumbercat) retweeted
The Rivalry: Wild Card Edition is BACK!
The @RedSox and @Yankees will battle in the Bronx starting on Tuesday! 🍿 #Postseason
(MLB x @AbbVie)
ALT Red Sox vs. Yankees 2026 Wild Card Series presented by AbbVie Pictured: Cutouts of Aaron Judge, Ben Rice, Cam Schlittler, Ceddanne Rafaela, Payton Tolle and Wilyer Abreu. The Custom House Tower in Boston is on top of the graphic while the Empire State Building is on bottom. Blue and red lightning highlights the graphic.
Bookitty (aka Slumbercat) retweeted
Representing the 3,051 children who lost a parent on 9/11 and their families, Brielle Saracini and Sean McGuire threw out tonight’s ceremonial first pitches at Yankee Stadium 💙
As Brielle said in her wedding vows to Sean, “you might be able to break down steel and structure, but you can never destroy love.”
Tonight's ceremonial first pitches will be thrown by Brielle Saracini and her husband, Sean McGuire, who both were just 10 years old when they lost their fathers on 9/11 and found each other through Camp Better Days.
Saracini’s father, Victor, was the captain of United Flight 175, which was directed into the South Tower of the World Trade Center, where McGuire’s father, Patrick, was working on the 84th floor.
Brielle’s connection to the Yankees began just days after the tragedy, when she wrote a letter to Derek Jeter detailing her family’s deeply personal loss, explaining that her dad would want her to realize her dream of meeting him.
Jeter invited Brielle and her family to a game, beginning a lasting friendship and connection with the Yankees organization 💙
ALT Brielle Saracini and Derek Jeter.
Bookitty (aka Slumbercat) retweeted
Mets Yankees on 9/11 and not nationally televised is absolutely criminal.
Bookitty (aka Slumbercat) retweeted
It's funny how Shelley Long gets shit for having an abysmal career in Hollywood when Ted Danson's was arguably worse in every respect (Three Men and a Baby notwithstanding).
Bookitty (aka Slumbercat) retweeted
The complete lack of social and spatial awareness is exhausting. People blocking aisles. Stopping in doorways. Walking four abreast. Leaving shopping carts in the middle of the aisle. Standing in front of exits. Wake tf up. There are other people trying to exist around you.
Bookitty (aka Slumbercat) retweeted
When Dire Straits took the stage at Live Aid in '85, most fans had no idea why Sting joined them, but when he started singing the opening lyrics to "Money For Nothing", they realized it was his voice on the radio hit which widely went unnoticed til then 🔥 Goosebumps when Mark Knopfler finally plays that guitar riff and the crowd takes over for the drums.
Bookitty (aka Slumbercat) retweeted
GOODFELLAS but with the FAMILY MATTERS intro 😂
internet nonsense of my favorite
Bookitty (aka Slumbercat) retweeted
Whatever is happening here - we don't have it on TV anymore, and I cannot grasp what was lost
Bookitty (aka Slumbercat) retweeted
this was bonnie tyler performing total eclipse of the heart at the grammys in 1984. she said it was the most nerve wracking experience of her career because her lips were dry throughout the performance and she struggled to get saliva in her mouth which made it difficult for her to sing. she still gave it her best shot and sounded better than 99% of the music industry