I went to a coffeeshop in Park Slope this morning and I could not get in the door because there were three people in line with strollers and, I dunno, I kind of missed home. At coffeeshops in Seattle you only have to deal with junkies nodding off in the chairs.
Luckily, the absence of children's laughter from our streets will allow me to spend the rest of the evening pondering the implications of this quote in peace: "We're not becoming any more childless than we used to be."
Also? Seattle is white.
I went to a coffeeshop in Park Slope this morning and I could not get in the door because there were three people in line with strollers and, I dunno, I kind of missed home. At coffeeshops in Seattle you only have to deal with junkies nodding off in the chairs.
That's like complaining about running into lines of Chinese people waiting to get into Ocean Palace.
Yes, but instead we have too many people who wear clogs.
Luckily, the absence of children's laughter from our streets will allow me to spend the rest of the evening pondering the implications of this quote in peace: "We're not becoming any more childless than we used to be."