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an Dream. My mother Annette said, "Light bulbs! Light bulbs! Are you kidding? She is going to work at Vogue! She's going to be a fashion designer. Marty, leave her alone!" I always felt like I really disappointed my father by not going to make light bulbs. So, the reason I've done these parties for

ays ran to my father for anything I wanted. I have a brother, and in actuality, when I was growing up in the 50s, 60s and 70s in suburban Teaneck, Englewood Cliffs and Alpine, New Jersey, the son was the golden child. The sun rose and set on the son. This was sort of upsetting to me, but it really ignited a fi

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