How To Live A Bohemian Lifestyle

Tales of Alluring Westport

Important as decision makers, says Grey, were the schools, property taxes and the amenities of Westport, “a fabulous library, great theater, and a public golf course, which was quite egalitarian. When a real estate agent drove us through Longshore Club Park, we said, ‘Yes, this is it.’ My husband plays golf, and I play a lot of tennis. I spent a summer three years ago doing the sailing program down at the sailing school.” Grey gives credit to their daughter, who was then in seventh grade, and a friend for finding their present house in a great neighborhood with friendly neighbors. “We spend every Sunday night during warm weather down at the beach with other friends having a barbecue,” says Grey. “We get together at parties all through the year. It’s just a wonderful place.” During their search, the couple spent one night each in Old Greenwich, New Canaan and Westport, where they stayed at the Inn at Longshore. “We awoke the next morning at Longshore and realized that I can play tennis all summer for free with a handpass. We can play golf for $18 each, and we’re right on the water. We looked at each other and said, ‘This is a no-brainer.’ The town just felt so welcoming.” Alger wasn’t living in Westport very long before she was subbing in tennis games at the Sylvan Tennis Club. “I had little cards made with my phone and e-mail information, and every time I subbed I gave out cards. All of a sudden, I’m getting calls for all these tennis games. A few weeks into it, my husband said, ‘I don’t know a soul in town, and you’ve got a million tennis games going on every week. You must know a lot of people who play tennis. How did this happen?’ Right now, without even thinking, I can give you a list of 50 women who play tennis in Westport.” Although Alger plays tennis four days a week year-round, she also volunteers one day a week at Project Return, where she is facile on the computer and does data base work in the office, organizational mailings, and helps with fundraising. “Last fall I had a little lunch and raised $7,500 for them. Even my friends from New York City sent checks. It was so nice they were very touched by this organization which helps teenage girls and young women in crisis,” says Alger. “I just knew Westport would be the right place to live,” she said.

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TV Show: Marry Me, Mary!  / Mary Stayed Out All Night  Revised romanization: Maerineun Uibakjoong  Hangul: 매리는 외박중  Director: Hong Seok-Ku, Kim Young-Kyoon  Writer: Won Su-Yeon (comic), In Eun-A (ep.1-10), Ko Bong-Hwang (ep.11-16)  Network: KBS2  Episodes: 16  Release Date: November 8 - December 28, 2010  Runtime: Mondays and Tuesdays 21:55  Language: Korean  Country: South Korea Mary ( Moon Geun-Young ) is a young woman with the energy of the sun. She looks like her late mother, but her hot temper comes straight from her deadbeat father ( Park Sang-Myeon ). Her father always makes troubles as a failed businessman, but Mary also loves him the most. Because Mary can't afford to pay her college tuition fees, she temporarily stops attending school. Without having any special skills, Mary starts to work odd jobs. One day, Mary's father proposes that Mary marries a man named Jung-In to pay off their debts. When Mary hears of her father's plan she devise her own plan. Mary takes fake wedding pictures with her new friend Mu-Gyul ( Jang Geun-Suk ), whom she has just met over the last couple of days. She sends the pictures to her father's cellphone with the message that this is the man she loves and will marry. Unfortunately for Mary, her deadbeat father has already registered a marriage certificate on her behalf with Jung-In! Jung-In then proposes that Marry spend 100 days of marriage with both men and decide whom she wants to live with.  Mu-Gyul ( Jang Geun-Suk ) is the lead vocalist and guitarist for a rock band. He is chic and lives a carefree bohemian lifestyle. He doesn't talk much and only wants to make music. Mu-Gyul doesn't care about success. He also suffers trauma with his mother and, because of this, becomes tired of the women he dates and leaves them. Mu-Gyul is a bad guy to women. When it appears Mu-Gyul will never get married a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity comes about. He meets Mary, money becomes involved and a 100 days of marriage ensues. During this time, Mu-Gyul not knowing the meaning of family, surprisingly falls in love with Mary who is combative, loyal, and spunky. Mu-Gyul finds himself becoming a rival of Jung-In for Mary's love.  Jung-In ( Kim Jae-Wook ) is the president of music company JI Entertainment producing a music drama. Jung-In was born into a wealthy family and has never lacked money.

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