Author Archives: Michael Procopio

Movin’ On Up…

Posted on January 16, 2011

… to a de-luxe apartment floaty thing in the sky. With the help of some very patient friends, I have finally moved. MichaelProcopio.wordpress.com is dead. Long live FoodfortheThoughtless.com I am forever bewildered by technology. There will be details to iron … Continue reading →

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Croaked Madame

Posted on January 13, 2011

When my brother went off to the south of France for his year abroad, one of the first things he planned to do was take a little side trip to Monaco to visit Princess Grace.

He had no prior introduction to either Her Serene Highness nor her family, but I am almost certain he considered that, since he and she were half Irish and both of their fathers were from Philadelphia, he was a shoe-in for a dinner invite. Continue reading →

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Happy New-ish Year

Posted on January 7, 2011

                      Well, Gelukkig Nieuwjaar to all you people out there. I’m still under the New Year wire, am I not? I rather enjoyed 2010, but I am comfortable letting it … Continue reading →

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Ovaltine Ice Cream: Christmas without The Fluff

Posted on December 23, 2010

Cloris Leachman and Mel Brooks are almost entirely to blame for this week’s post. Or to thank, depending upon your point of view. I was curled up in bed one evening, enjoying a scene from the film Young Frankenstein in … Continue reading →

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One Fierce Holiday Cookie.

Posted on December 9, 2010

The Holidays are loud, overly-decorated, in-your-face. This time of year screams out for a cookie to to match it. And gingerbread drag queens certainly fit the bill. Continue reading →

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Apple Brown Betty White

Posted on November 24, 2010

I have this “thing” for Betty White. I always have. I  love this woman so much that I could just eat her with a spoon. So that is precisely what I set out to do. Figuratively, of course. She’s a … Continue reading →

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A Visual Nursery Rhyme

Posted on November 15, 2010

Pease Porridge. Hot, cold, and nine days old. Can often be seen served alongside faggots.

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