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Newspaper Article
TERMINAL FLIRT
2005
Overview
COUPLING JOHANNAH HANEY, 26, IS A FREELANCE WRITER AND THE AUTHOR OF SIX EDUCATIONAL BOOKS FOR YOUNG ADULTS. TO RESPOND TO THIS COLUMN, SEND E-MAILS TO COUPLING@GLOBE.COM As we took turns buying each other beers, we chatted about our jobs, mostly, but also about our lives. He lived in Manhattan and was working on a venture-capital deal for a start-up. I had been in New York for a book-launch party. Our meeting was chance, and we had absolutely no Kevin Bacon-style connections, just a little bit of chemistry. As I described the party's chichi setting and star- studded guest list, even I thought I sounded pretty interesting. Of course, what I didn't tell him was that I was the author's assistant at this book party, relegated to taking coats and helping pass hors d'oeuvres. The famous invitees were just that: invitees. Most of them didn't show. I didn't mention spilling half a glass of champagne down the front of my shirt or going out alone when no one else wanted to hit the city after the party.
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Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC
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