The New York Times Muses on August, the Ineffable Month
Here is The New York Times‘ take on August as a month of leisure:
1. Augusts of yore were more calm than Augusts now: “The days were torpid, and, at night, a martini moon hung in a seersucker sky.” Is a “seersucker sky” some old-timey expression? Because such a sky might actually be a Read More
