Cape May is apparently good for that kind of thing. There's a bed & breakfast only one or two blocks away from McGlade's - I forget the name - that has crazed me for years by billing itself as "An Inn by the Sea" or something like that. For years I've been trying to figure out what it really is...
the morrow nut house,I miss that.
ReplyDeleteJust one fresh hamburger is served during lunch.
ReplyDeletefrench fried lobster tail? As a native New-Englander, I resent that misuse of perfectly good shellfish. Seriously, fried?! What a waste!
ReplyDeleteThose are some pretty enthusiastic quote marks there. At this point we can almost call them “splash marks” or something.
ReplyDeleteHow about that killer ellipsis after "Fresh Fish Daily?" Amazing.
ReplyDeleteCape May is apparently good for that kind of thing. There's a bed & breakfast only one or two blocks away from McGlade's - I forget the name - that has crazed me for years by billing itself as "An Inn by the Sea" or something like that. For years I've been trying to figure out what it really is...
ReplyDeletewell, you know the old adage: "seafood" makes it a party!
ReplyDeletebut please, what is morrows nut house??! the old-timey sanatorium of the future?