You could say the book Bacio di Cucina which translates to a kiss from the kitchen grew out a little slap on the arm.
That slap was just one of the stories told by Lakewood Ranch s Angela Massaro-Fain April 10 as she danced through her Central Park kitchen while finishing off her grandmother s classic manicotti recipe.
During Massaro-Fain s childhood in Elizabeth, New Jersey, she often would be picked up at school by her grandfather, Emilio Zamarra, who brought her to his house where she would begin her servicia or chores. Those chores were laid out by Angela Zamarra known to those in her family and in her burg as Nanny.
Talk about the past. i mean, i m here now. john fain: are you now or have you ever been a communist? lee harvey oswald: i ve never had a card. john fain: when you went to russia, your mother told the state department you were some sort of secret agent. are you? lee harvey oswald: a secret agent? john fain: are you involved with an intelligence agency? lee harvey oswald: you re fbi. john fain: yes. lee harvey oswald: and you don t know. [laughing]. secret service agent: oh, mrs. kennedy. uh, i m sorry, the pool is closed.
John f kennedy: i missed you, kid. jackie kennedy: i missed you too. john f kennedy: maybe ah, maybe you ll come on the road with me? come to texas, help me with the campaign? jackie kennedy: of course i will, jack. i ll campaign with you anywhere you want. john f kennedy: good, we ll back on the 25th, in time for john jr. s birthday. [gunshots]. man: excuse me, mister.
Sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. agent: his name s oswald? john fain: lee harvey oswald. i have to wonder what he was really doing in russia and why the hell the state department let him come back. agent: and how d he end up in dallas? john fain: he s from here, his mother s here. i interviewed her two years ago after he left. my poor misunderstood boy and all that. agent: did he change his name to oswaldovitch? john fain: mr. oswald, i m john fain, an agent with the fbi. lee harvey oswald: i was told there d be no charges brought against me. john fain: there are no charges. i m just asking a few questions. lee harvey oswald: i expected questions from reporters. there weren t any reporters. john fain: why did you got to russia in the first place? mr. oswald?