Lucky Seven
My younger son turned seven today. At his request, we went to Waffle House for breakfast. I warned him not to pry, but he couldn't resist asking the one-armed waitress how she lost her limb. "It's a long story, honey," she said. "But I sure do miss it."Chisel: Waffle House
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I wrote a fan letter to Chisel in the mid-90s, and Ted Leo wrote a very nice letter back.
Happy birthday, Myles.
Do you remember the Waffle House we went to where Lynda Stipe worked?
"It's a long story honey, but I sure do miss it" pretty much sums up my life.
Sorry to hear about your arm, Nazz.
Paula, I do remember being waited on by Lynda Stipe, but I didn't think we were at a Waffle House. However, my memory is full of holes.
That's very cool about the Ted Leo letter. I didn't know who Ted Leo was until Hearts of Oak!
What Nazz said...
What, you too? Is there an epidemic of amputated arms among the music bloggerati?
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