Welcome to Tuesday, folks. We have a morning screening, a matinee and a late-night preview. Right this way for tickets and refreshments.
Weather
40s with sun turning to clouds. Same story old story, bring out the band.
100 years ago today in Bristol
The temp was again landlocked at zero.
The South Side School Parents Teachers Association held a meeting.
There was a public dance at Missal’s Casino by Al Henderson.
Once more unto the breach
The Floyds are fighting again, meaning, Roger Waters and Dave Gilmour, but this time Dave’s wife, Polly Sampson, jumped in off the top rope and hit old Rog with a forearm smash. Yesterday, Sampson tweeted:
“Sadly @rogerwaters you are antisemitic to your rotten core. Also a Putin apologist and a lying, thieving, hypocritical, tax-avoiding, lip-synching, misogynistic, sick-with-envy, megalomaniac. Enough of your nonsense.”
Does this mean there won’t be a reunion?
Bristol roads
Speaking of Shakespeare, according to Robert (Bob) Adamczyk’s book Streetscape, four roads in Bristol start with the letter Q:
- Quail Hollow Road
- Quaker Lane
- Queen Street
- Quince Court
From the something-you-did-not-expect-to-read-today-or-ever-file
Bristol’s 1972/1973 Conservation Commission consisted of:
- Dorothy Manchester
- Everett E. Eaton
- Gerald Blethen, Chairman
- Christopher Noble, Jr.
- Elizabeth M. Sinnott
- Kenneth C. Hintz
- Kenneth L. Grimm
- Alec Kaminsky, CR
- Donald Cassin, Alt. CR
This way to the door
Well, the ayes have it, so the circle gets the square, and it is time to go.
Don’t forget to brush and floss Bristol. See ya Thursday, maybe.
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