Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Would We Lie to You?!
People have a hard time bearing bad news. Take Sherwyn's, a beloved (by some) health food store in Lincoln Park. They posted a "closed for remodeling" sign in their window. It wasn't true! Months later a sad sign replaced it. "They're gone. They didn't move. They aren't reopening." DiOlio's, a not all that beloved hot dog/Italian Beef stand on with mostly friendly people working there put up a similar sign, which would yellow with age until workers started ripping up the joint.
We know some of you are concerned with the late posts and diminished size of 2007's MYL. But we're not closed for remodeling, we're just slowed for job readjustment. Things will pick up, we promise. Like Monz' lunch: Ham and Turkey sub from the aged master Tony, with olive salad positively drenched on top.
People have a hard time bearing bad news. Take Sherwyn's, a beloved (by some) health food store in Lincoln Park. They posted a "closed for remodeling" sign in their window. It wasn't true! Months later a sad sign replaced it. "They're gone. They didn't move. They aren't reopening." DiOlio's, a not all that beloved hot dog/Italian Beef stand on with mostly friendly people working there put up a similar sign, which would yellow with age until workers started ripping up the joint.
We know some of you are concerned with the late posts and diminished size of 2007's MYL. But we're not closed for remodeling, we're just slowed for job readjustment. Things will pick up, we promise. Like Monz' lunch: Ham and Turkey sub from the aged master Tony, with olive salad positively drenched on top.
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