Society was supposed to have to hold a meeting to deal with the anticipated arrival of The Countess Bedelia, but The Baroness Seitzinger high-tailed it up to Palm Beach and left Mrs. Stuyvesant-Fish and myself to deal with everything. To make matters more confused, Mrs. Wilmerding (nee' Vanderbilt), showed up with the identical twin of her laid-back, easy-going husband. This presses the crowd into a frenzy. Even I went up to George and addressed him as Miguel; it was hot.
Of course, the entire town is waiting for the upcoming arrival of Leopoldo's twin, Freddie.For a few hours, all the problems of the world were forgotten (except that of the ominous arrival of The Countess Bedelia).
posted by Alexis du Bois @ 9:32 PM
3 Comments:
Ooooh, I love twins! Two IS always better than One :)
My spies are already on Ocean Drive sending back carrier pigeons by the hour with strategic info.
OMG please please tell me he's an evil twin. I want him to breeze in to town and cause all kinds of mischief. That would be delicious.
Tom, it seemed both were reserved and polite...so unusual for twins AND Latinos, at that. I will have one sent to you at once. What you really have to watch out for is Leopoldo's twin; he is truly evil. I'll send him, too.
Countess, we are ready.
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