Spitball Army

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It may never have occurred to many of his critics that Ted Kennedy acted as a mirror, showing them not only the best, but also the worst, in themselves.

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This life marker was seen at the cemetary of Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside, California.

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Tom Clay, a populist Ken Nordine, created a montage of audio clips from prominent news events of the ’60s and released it to radio in 1971. I must have heard it dozens of times on my little transistor radio when I was a kid. I was reminded of it, and of its spirit, as I awoke to the news of the passing of Teddy Kennedy this morning.

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This pair of signs was photographed in July of 1986 in New York’s Soho.

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I remember bringing the first B-52’s album home the summer after my first college year and playing it really loud, and driving my poor Mom crazy with it. Was that our generation’s “scream-o?”

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