what is a hooverville in the met? i'm thinking mixed up files of mrs. basil e. frankweiler meets that crackhead who lives in the phone booth outside toms?
seeing the greek in the tags reminded me of MY dream last night: I HAD LEARNED HELLENIKÉ, YES I HAD. but you didn't know yet, so i was going to surprise you by writing you a gmail completely in greek. it made perfect sense to me.
it basically amounted to this: the subway had become the preferred method of transportation for the wealthy, and the board of directors of the met decided that it should remain open to the poor, not just the wealthy.
so the poor began to move in and started using the art for firewood :-(
also, that reminds me that i had another dream where i was speaking greek to jon tanners...mmm...
what is a hooverville in the met? i'm thinking mixed up files of mrs. basil e. frankweiler meets that crackhead who lives in the phone booth outside toms?
ReplyDeleteseeing the greek in the tags reminded me of MY dream last night: I HAD LEARNED HELLENIKÉ, YES I HAD. but you didn't know yet, so i was going to surprise you by writing you a gmail completely in greek. it made perfect sense to me.
ReplyDeleteit basically amounted to this: the subway had become the preferred method of transportation for the wealthy, and the board of directors of the met decided that it should remain open to the poor, not just the wealthy.
ReplyDeleteso the poor began to move in and started using the art for firewood :-(
also, that reminds me that i had another dream where i was speaking greek to jon tanners...mmm...
BAHAHAHHAA we're unreal
ReplyDelete...WWJT: what would jacob think (of the said unreality)?
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