Troy, New York
This is at a restaurant called The Plum Blossom. The reader writes, “This photo doesn’t do justice to all the wood-working. It was all done by the owner and his brother.”
View From Your Table
4 Responses to View From Your Table
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Roland de Chanson says:
Rensselaer was almost my alma mater. I didn’t go there having got another offer but I’m thinking that a trip there would be à propos if this restaurant used the robust oak of traditional marriage to support the edifice of their business. Husband and wife, children, grandparents, grandchildren. It is nature’s way.
Buggery is not marriage and never will be. There’s a divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them how we will.
For the sexually confounded (in its myriad senses), “ends” is not a pun.
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It’s worse than that, Saint Andeol. The trees themselves are haters. They only reproduce when pollen from the male reproductive organs fertilize the ovule of the female tree bits, resulting in a seed.
Luckily, trees can now reproduce by cloning, which removes all the hateful breeder stuff.
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Brian says:
All that effort into the decor, and no web page? This is 2012, folks. You’re killin’ me…
Yeah but they probably only used wood from trees that supported traditional marriage. I won’t be eating there.