From One Big House to Another

Forget that Martha Stewart is out of prison, ready to make everything she can get her hands on perfect. Gothamist is most excited about seeing the chow chows! They are so fluffy and bear-like, yet not bears. Anyway, Gothamist has been examining Martha's post-prison fashion choices. Last night, she chose to wear jeans and a knit poncho as she left prison. Surprisingly modest, as Martha reportedly lost 20 pounds, but we suppose it was warm. And today, she wore a quilted cream colored barn jacket, baby blue sweater and black leggings. Clearly, she's not diving into the furs or the obvious expensive accessories just yet.

And, while assistants distributed hot chocolate to the media gathered outside her house, Martha waxed about lemons:

"I really love lemons. These are the first lemons I've had in five months. I really missed some lemons. I miss my family and friends, but I could see them."

Well, we know what one does with lemons. Martha will probably making her way back in the city some time next week - we expect the Save Martha crew to be at the West 26th Street offices, holding a vigil.

Photo of one of Martha Stewart's chow chows from Reuters

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By Jen Chung in Arts & Entertainment on March 4, 2005 5:08 PM

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Johnson

A lot of Martha-bashers seem like they cannot tell the difference between a toilet bowl and a sink.

chimpie

she looks really good for having spent six months in the pokey... and for having spent six months in west virginia.

Big Don

You are wasting your and my time. Fuckya bitches. Stupid stupid bitches. Put that in your snarky boring gawker hole and smoke it. You can't even get sued, you asses. BORING.

Carl

Make lemonade?

Maud

I don't get it. What does one do with lemons?

I am sad to see that Gothamist, which/whom I worship , is being snarky about Martha, whom I also worship. Gothamist is too smart to take cheap shots. Tell me seriously that you have never yearned to or actually made/used anything from MSL? Come ON, it's a lovely magazine. She's not Ayn Rand, or Condi Rice, or any number of actually bad women, y'know.

Maud

I don't get it. What does one do with lemons?

I am sad to see that Gothamist, which/whom I worship , is being snarky about Martha, whom I also worship. Gothamist is too smart to take cheap shots. Tell me seriously that you have never yearned to or actually made/used anything from MSL? Come ON, it's a lovely magazine. She's not Ayn Rand, or Condi Rice, or any number of actually bad somen, y'know.