The Patti Smith one seems like we could have actually seen it somewhere in France. But no -- found it on the net, and I think it's NYC. 😎
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5 comments:
the chopped liver sign looks like a real photo - it's even possible they really were selling chopped liver
I thought the seinfeld sounds were played on a keyboard
the tombstone is funny, but to the extent it refers to that guy it is premature and to some extent inaccurate - wild cherry's leader/front man rob parissi shifted to smooth jazz for his bread and butter, still around according to his Wikipedia bio
new topic - i heard the term 'normalcy bias' on a discussion of current events on youtube - it's like this: yesterday - things were okay; today - things are okay; tomorrow - things will be okay - right?
I’m reading Patti’s latest memoir, Bread of Angels, just now so the pâté sign is my favorite this week.
- Paul in DK
yes, the pate smith is great.
And today we come to praise/braise the originator of the lovers/livers lyric, the Bard of Asbury Park.
And well deserved praise.😎
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