Spitball Army

“I want a baby,” she said. “I’m sure I’ll want to give it back at some point. We’ll see how it goes.”

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I spotted this sign on a local church’s van a few weeks ago, as I was stopped at a traffic light. By the time I had pulled my cell phone out of its holster, the light had turned green and the van had vamoosed.

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The Sleepy Jackson, a band from “Down Under,” made a rare tour through the United States in the Spring of 2004 in support of their Lovers album. Their stop in this part of the country was at The Nick – the dirtiest club in Birmingham, Alabama.

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Perhaps the highly literate denizens of the area that use Ensley Park would treat it with more respect if they thought that “destroying” it was offensive to the authorities.

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Real critters spotted by our intrepid wildlife correspondent in the swimming pools of Birmingham, Alabama.

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A giant tiled wall of jewel-toned loops and curves — one of the last commissions by the Conceptual artist Sol LeWitt — was unveiled in the 59th Street-Columbus Circle subway station by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority last week.

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