Archive for December, 2006

Postcard from New York: week ending December 1st, 2006

Posted in postcard from new york on Friday, Dec. 1, 2006


More from the bird sanctuary located just off Little Neck Bay between Little Neck and Great Neck.

Again, it’s still New York, but a part of it you’d never know existed. I’m sure many people living just next door to it have no idea it’s there. It’s behind the last row of prefab houses on 255th street, at the bottom end of Little Neck Parkway. Most grown-ups probably think it’s a vacant lot (but teenagers know it’s there and use it for their nefarious teenage purposes), but there are egrets, possums, racoons, rabbits, and all sorts of birds taking advantage of the acres of preserved land with a creek meandering through it all the way to the bay.

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Reject du jour: old rockers

Posted in rejected cartoons on Friday, Dec. 1, 2006


(image: carolita johnson)

Inspired by all the old folks still doing rock concerts, if it wasn’t rejected just because it’s dumb (highly possible!), another factor would be that The New Yorker does not condone puns. This was one that simply had to come out, though! So, no regrets! (My brother, a more inveterate ACDC fan than I am—not that I’m not a fan myself, just not as in the know—said he looked up ACDC and couldn’t tell if they’d retired or not, said it seemed they were still performing. Anyone know more?)

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