This just in: Donnybrooker Ray Hartmann spotted this afternoon, leaving Target Greatland with a youngish hottie (his wife?) and presumably their bambino in a tricked-out stroller, with a basket full o'clothes hampers and other domestic items. He loaded it up into their SUV, and in so doing became (my dad would snort derisively) the literal Lexus liberal.
I dunno, it just made me smile.
Posted under People by Amanda Doyle on Mon., Jun 14, 2004 at 4:24 PM
I do believe that hottie is indeed his wife; I spotted them at the B. Dalton's at the Galleria a couple of years back. Strangely enough, it was on the same day I saw Al Hraboski at the Post Office in the mall. Strange . . . .
[Posted by Brian on Mon., Jun 14, 2004 at 9:54 PM]She should be a hottie--that was her job--Lancome counter girl at Famous I believe. She's older than the average Hartman hottie though and I believe may even be over the midpoint of her 20s. Perhaps he could repopulate Metropolis?
Whether Hartman is liberal could be debated given his rantings on Donnybrook of late. He's like the local version of Cokie Roberts who is just a measure of the conventional wisdom seldom having any of the second.
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