The Atchison Weekly Globe, Kansas, April 18, 1912

What's a KitBar?

Had dinner tonight at the world's first kitbar. It's Stone Cove's KitBar in Herndon, and it's the first of its kind. The concept is a bar with a kitchen in the middle. It has a huge wood oven that they use for making a lot of their dishes. There are no bartenders or waitstaff; they are all ChefTenders. The food is pretty good. The concept is a lot of fun. The cost is a tad pricey for what you get. Since they're limited in space, the menu in all on one page, and doubles as your placemat. Seems to be working. I'm interested in seeing how long they make it, and if this concept catches on.

Modern art

1920s Alfred Cheney Johnston photographs of Frieda Mieuse, showgirl, who married fabulously successful comedian Ed Wynn. Remember him singing "I Love to Laugh" in "Mary Poppins"?

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Sunday Mirror, England, January 23, 1938

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I can truly see this. It's a horror movie in my head.

Corporations be like

“If it takes one woman nine months to make a baby. Then surely 9 women should be able to make a baby in one month”

“Actually nine women would cost too much, let’s hire four women and get them to do the work of nine.”

“The four women aren’t working to the deadline and it’s now costing us too much. Let’s get rid of them and hire two men and one unpaid intern. Surely that will get us the results we need!”

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