As always, thanks. Believe it or not, these take a long time because I throw out a lot before deciding what to keep and how to arrange them. But it's fun. It mirrors how I think.
Pure gold: "I knew a guy who spent his whole life analyzing everyone’s imperfections, surprised when, on his deathbed, he discovered that those imperfections were, in fact, his own." Perhaps I have a twin brother I never met?
Oh, yes, I spent many nights in Mulligan's, even bartended for a while.
During prohibition, and before, the 2nd floor consisted of 2 apartments and a separate speakeasy and ballroom. Everybody has a brick bar story.
Very funny and coincidental because I began a piece today on the double in literature and how we all have both good and evil sides.
As always, thanks. Believe it or not, these take a long time because I throw out a lot before deciding what to keep and how to arrange them. But it's fun. It mirrors how I think.
Women's Sports circa '60s: In The Mini-Skirt Mob (1968), Diane McBain slaps Sherry Jackson
eight times.
Imagination: has been fading ever since the first programmer coded a website in Java.
Update: AI continues the continuum.
Footnote: Buffalo Bills are a good team this year much to the delight of the
darts players in Mulligan's Brick Bar.
A true smorgasbord of savory stuff, Peter! Thanks!
Pure gold: "I knew a guy who spent his whole life analyzing everyone’s imperfections, surprised when, on his deathbed, he discovered that those imperfections were, in fact, his own." Perhaps I have a twin brother I never met?