Tuesday, October 25, 2005
Where Judy Miller Fears to Tread!
Monz rushes in with some crack reporting on the staff's favorite luncheture: Doug! "Hot Doug's is featured in the latest Mojo mag -- because he names dogs after musicians, but I forgot which musician made Doug be featured!" We're guessing it's the Steve Diggle, formerly the Howard Devoto, aka the veggie dog.
And what lunch deserves the title of "The Smiling Rock Monz Jazz Trio"? How about homemmade buffalo chicken (using a different type of chicken that holds up under slice-cutting) and tavern ham sandwich on nutty WG bread with horseradish sauce, a breakstone's cottage cheese w/ pineapple and an apple.
Monz rushes in with some crack reporting on the staff's favorite luncheture: Doug! "Hot Doug's is featured in the latest Mojo mag -- because he names dogs after musicians, but I forgot which musician made Doug be featured!" We're guessing it's the Steve Diggle, formerly the Howard Devoto, aka the veggie dog.
And what lunch deserves the title of "The Smiling Rock Monz Jazz Trio"? How about homemmade buffalo chicken (using a different type of chicken that holds up under slice-cutting) and tavern ham sandwich on nutty WG bread with horseradish sauce, a breakstone's cottage cheese w/ pineapple and an apple.
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Cousin Lymon is the editor and chief. Blogger(tm), friendly entity that it is, only leaves the "first name" of the poster (thus, when Monz himself steps-in to "guest" blog (ironic, that), it's still listed as "cousin"). By sheer coincidence, "Cousin Lymon" is also the name of a character in Carson McCullers' novella "The Ballad of the Sad Cafe." Readers are urged not to be diswayed from reading this masterpiece by the Eagles song it inspired ("The Sad Cafe").
