Reminds me of walking down to the Hudson river about 6AM one summer morning when I was living up around 180'th street in NYC. There was an overlook before the river and there I looked down on the whole riverside park filled up with parked police cars.
Hi, Meaningless, I saw on your blogger's profile that you like "everything by Raymond Chandler."
So do I. I just read six of his seven novels in succession over the last two months. I'm kind of sad there are only seven. I guess he got a late start.
Yes, it is always sad when you finish everything written by one of your favorite authors. Clearly Chandler didn't write enough, but I guess he wrote what he needed to write.
Heh.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of walking down to the Hudson river about 6AM one summer morning when I was living up around 180'th street in NYC. There was an overlook before the river and there I looked down on the whole riverside park filled up with parked police cars.
They must not have had time to put up the crime scene tape. I wonder if they managed to save any donuts?
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ReplyDeleteNo thanks for the memories.
Hi, Meaningless,
ReplyDeleteI saw on your blogger's profile that you like "everything by Raymond Chandler."
So do I. I just read six of his seven novels in succession over the last two months. I'm kind of sad there are only seven. I guess he got a late start.
Yes, but do they have Samoan donuts?
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ReplyDeleteYes, it is always sad when you finish everything written by one of your favorite authors. Clearly Chandler didn't write enough, but I guess he wrote what he needed to write.