I am sorry, friends in D.C., that I only thought of this later this morning. If I'd thought of it yesterday, I'd have told you where to go see it. Here's what it might have looked like:
Thursday, May 1, 2008
City things I miss that seem like they should be country things
This is likely not to be a recurring feature. If I can only think of one thing for this category in six months, it's probably not so much a "category," as it is a "thing."
I am sorry, friends in D.C., that I only thought of this later this morning. If I'd thought of it yesterday, I'd have told you where to go see it. Here's what it might have looked like:
I am sorry, friends in D.C., that I only thought of this later this morning. If I'd thought of it yesterday, I'd have told you where to go see it. Here's what it might have looked like:
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Yes, it looked just like that! But, you could have found something similar in NH. They used to dance the sun up May Day morning at the peak of Pack Monadnock.
Something you are definately missing in DC is the heavy oak pollen. Achoo!
Much more reflective of your headline is the fact that one can run into this same pack of Morris dancers all over Washington pretty much year-round. I mention this for the benefit of those who think Washington is all lobbyists and bureaucrats.
Thanks Mike.
Oh, wait, in the picture there is at least one bureaucrat (FDA) and one lobbyist (Truckers Association). Also one CIA employee. Er, and a lawyer.
Oh, dear.
I can't believe James passed up the opportunity to see THIS PICTURE get taken 4 years ago.
Ah, but there's also a cartoonist and an astrophysicist. If you knew only the morris crowd, you'd thing Washington had as many cartoonists and astrophysiciats as it has bureaucrats and lobbyists. Admittedly, that's a little misleading.
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