Joe, Yes, and the Hungarian Pastry Shop across from St. John's... My friend Neil, the mathematician, used to hang out there all afternoon reading. He claimed it was a great place to meet girls...
Edgar On May 27, 2013, at 12:34 AM, Joe wrote: > Merle, > > Ow. > > I'm sorry; call me a "little-fellow". What resonates with me is your > subject-line, or thread-title. > > "Goulash" does it for me! > > There was a restaurant -- Edgar must know it -- on Morningside Heights: "The > Green Tree". A Hungarian restaurant. Immediately across Amsterdam Avenue from > the world's largest cathedral (that of Saint John the Divine). Southwest > corner of Amsterdam and 111th Street. Well... WHAT good food, in good > quantity. And nice green trees in flower pots in their front window! In > Winter, their windows were very fogged up, inside: It was hard to see their > potted green trees inside, then. But the Goulash, Chicken Paprikash, and > Dumplings drew us inside. My, my, did they ever. Oh, I hope they're still > cooking up good things. They fed generations of poor students, like me. Well, > good students, but poor. And even rich students. Forty-plus years ago. > > Now, I'm really hungry. ;-) > > Merle! > > --Joe > > > Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote: > > > > hi group, > > this is in indonesia 2013... animal abuse in zoo ..see link below > [snip] > >
