Nice jeans. But should you really wear them to the opera?

The Christian Science Monitor ^ | 3/9/05 | Kim Campell

[durasell]

Many dinners on madison and third, though what I call a diner you may know as a coffee shop.

Rumplemyers had a children's lunch menu, though it wasn't extensive.

Many of the important landmarks are still there, the Met, Museum of Natural History, Rose Planetarium, the central park playgrounds that for generations have served as scenes of some of the great "class wars" in NYC history...

[nopardons]

Good grief.......a diner is a diner and a coffee shop is a coffee shop! Neither of which is anything akin to the easy introduction of restaurant eating to a small child.

Well yes,there ARE those other landmarks, but that all went without saying...in my mind anyway.

[durasell]

I'd like to stay and debate, but work calls. It's snowing out and that makes widget manufacturing particularly difficult. Take care...

[nopardons]

Yes,snow is the bane of widget makers; or so I hear tell.

[R. Scott]

You need to live your life *without reference* to them, pro- or con-.

I’m back to jeans now and then, but I discovered that I look better in slacks and sport coat. Not that I really care about appearance, but when a young lady tells me I look good I do seem to get a lift.

Perhaps you are not outspoken enough. A pro-gun baseball cap will dispel such nonsense. And quit puttin' sunscreen on your neck! ;-)

I couldn’t have been more out spoken. I wore my Viet Nam Veteran ball cap, Purple Heart pin and anti-Hanoi John pins. Democrats either couldn’t read (probable) or ignored them. My car has the anti-Hanoi John, NRA and local firing range stickers.

Some clothes almost feel like sandpaper…

Like the Army issue Poplin shirt.

[One Proud Son]

I dunno, I'm from East Texas and I have spent many 100 degree, 80% humid days in the hayfield with jeans and a denim workshirt on and I didn't die.