A REAL TREAT
Here is one of the best pieces I have read in a while.
It's hilarious, it's heart-breaking, it's smart, it's real. It is also a lively update on an enduring genre: What happens when a writer takes a vogue notion and tries to actually implement it?
It just makes me wish that New York magazine had more stuff like this more often.
(Thanks to friends Nat & Nancy Gardiner for flagging it to me.)
It's hilarious, it's heart-breaking, it's smart, it's real. It is also a lively update on an enduring genre: What happens when a writer takes a vogue notion and tries to actually implement it?
It just makes me wish that New York magazine had more stuff like this more often.
(Thanks to friends Nat & Nancy Gardiner for flagging it to me.)
Labels: journalism, local food, New York
posted by Chris Daly at 9:33 PM
1 Comments:
Great find! I found it funny that Howard's first step to starting the farm was to cut down a cherry tree -- a false but famous act carried out by our George Washington. Maybe he should join in the Democratic Election. Running for President seems to be pretty "vogue" these days too, no?
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