…doing their crowning thing on Kentucky Derby day. And the press is positively giddy about the whole affair. (But it remains to be seen who wore the funniest hats. That one they gave the King is a pip, but Louisville is still to be heard from.)
Somehow I got the idea we didn't do monarchy here in the provinces any more. But who's to argue with the NYTimes?
Mounds of spaghetti and piles of other pastas, including ziti, were seemingly dumped by the stream near Veterans Park in Old Bridge, according to images posted by resident Nina Jochnowitz last Wednesday.…
“You might say, ‘Who cares about pasta?’ But pasta has a PH level that will impact the water stream,” she told the Inquirer. “That water stream is important to clean up because it feeds into the town’s water supply … It was one of the fastest cleanups I’ve ever seen here.”
Think of the planet!
The Hurst Hookers are part of a phenomenon that has taken hold across Britain in recent years, with guerrilla knitters and crochet enthusiasts celebrating holidays and royal occasions by decorating the nation’s iconic red post boxes and other public spaces with their handiwork.
