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I hope our incoming president is the most successful in our nation's history. I want him- no, I need him- to succeed. These are tough times and surely every reasonable citizen is pulling for our new leader. Nevertheless, I was irritated earlier this week by the framed Obama campaign posters on the wall of an upscale Lawrence cafe. I want a respite from politics while I'm talking shop. The political position of a restaurant's staff is a pointless distraction. I don't care how you voted, but I suggest you keep it under wraps if you want me to continue buying expensive coffee.
5 Comments:
At 12:40 PM, Landon Whitsitt said…
Such a disappointment. I remember when they merely had the original art from the Get Up Kids' "Red Letter Day" on their walls.
At 12:44 PM, Landon Whitsitt said…
Actually, it was the robots from "Something to Write Home About."
My bad.
At 12:49 PM, Faith said…
I think its become a movement in the interior decor world, actually. I've been seeing them around and about on the decor blogs I read for inspiration to my own...
Or maybe they just really, really want you to know which way they lean. Who knows?
At 1:47 PM, Tony said…
Ah, I miss Milton's. Great place and you're right. There has to be an escape from politics somewhere.
At 4:01 PM, bgo said…
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