This note was hanging by the door of an artist's studio in
Long Island City during the
Reis Open Studios event earlier this year. I'm also often "bathed in afterthought", actually, in my case it is usually more like being bathed in
l'esprit d'escalier. Please check out more of
Paul Moreno's work on his website.
A neighbor comes to
Hoca Nasreddin's house to ask if he could borrow his donkey for the day. Hoca, not feeling so charitable at the time, tells his neighbor that he lent his donkey to someone else. Just then the donkey brays loudly. The neighbor, understandably upset, tells Hoca that he should be ashamed for lying. Hoca indignantly answers:
"Who are you going to believe, a donkey or your mullah?" The Hoca obviously never suffered from
staircase wit.
Song of the Day:
Never Before - Cold Chisel (1980)