Monday, April 27th, 2009
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Catmint In New York City Parks

A map!Attention New York City cat lovers! There are at least three little round beds of catmint growing in Stuyvesant Square Park, at East 16th Street and Second Avenue, tucked just behind the gates on the west side of Second Avenue, right where you enter from the crosswalk. (The park across from Friends School, where Julianne Moore is dropping off her children now, not the park across from Beth Israel, where Jews are convalescing.) The plant looks like mint, obviously, and grows in a circle with a little hole in the middle. Bring a leaf home to your cat friend today, he will thank you with insanity and perhaps violence.

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Alex Balk (#4)

Jews don't convalesce. We put off the inevitable. Loudly.

KarenUhOh (#19)

We have this stuff in the yard. The chipmunks pee all over it, and it spreads like crazy. By September you won't be able to go south of Times Square without a Weedwhacker.

It also makes the cats break out, so you'll want to invest in some Aveeno powder.

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