Dayhawks

Today’s column may seem a little weird, even by my standards. But it could have been weirder. I did, after all, resist the temptation to make this my second paragraph:

It was just like Edward Hopper’s "Nighthawks." Except that it was in the daytime, and there was just one customer instead of three, and it was in a small town rather than an urban setting, and the counterman was a woman. Other than those things, it was just like "Nighthawks."

…not to be confused, of course, with the Gottfried Helnwein version.

2 thoughts on “Dayhawks

  1. gyre wabe

    I like that paragraph better than the rest of the column. It’s funny.
    Of course, I also like that paragraph because I really like the painting.

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