Combining that with the Washington tradition of writing things on napkins during meals, I have arrived at a new pastime: When eating out, write stuff on napkins that looks sort of cryptic and important, and leave them behind to befuddle those who might pick them up. This past weekend Alex put in this excellent effort, which was left on the table at Ella's.
I think the inclusion of "panda travel" was particularly inspired. (The napkin also shows the influence of Fair Game, which we had all just seen at E Street.)
3 comments:
That is so awesome. Well done, Alex, and excellent undercover public art concept, Teague.
In economics you can become famous for just pointing out that the Mean Value Theorem is still true? Perhaps the key to to point it out to Dick Cheney.
This is much better than keeping real ideas written on napkins, in case your kids would ever want to write a book about you. No trash accumulating.
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