Showing posts with label North End Hardware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North End Hardware. Show all posts
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Hawkman at the Lowry Cafe
Post and photos by the Hawthorne Hawkman.
The Johnny Northside blog already extensively covered the Lowry Cafe opening, but I finally made my way down there twice over the last week or so. My first trip there was a birthday present from a friend who insisted I try the mushroom and Swiss burger. Having already proclaimed Good Sports as having the best burgers in NoMi, I needed to see how Lowry's burger stacked up to the competition.
I have to say that...
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Sign Spammers Get Crafty, Still Can't Stop the Hawkman
Post and photos by the Hawthorne Hawkman
After Hawthorne finished our clean sweep, I gave a call over to the Irving Inquisition to see how Jordan might be doing with theirs. He bragged that the good neighbors over at JACC turned out more volunteers, were working longer, and would be more thorough than Hawthorne. Well, he may have beaten me at racquetball, but I wouldn't let even good-natured trash talk to go unanswered. So I decided to make a round and take down more of the sign spam that had cropped up like a bad rash.
The first sign right next to my house was felled with a solitary blow. But although the signs were all for the same slimy investor, that was the only one that came down so easily. All the rest were bolted on and wouldn't come off with just a hit or two from a broomstick.
If this were just one or two signs, I might have just let things slide. But when there's upwards of twenty, then something has to be done. Undaunted, I went to North End Hardware and asked them...
After Hawthorne finished our clean sweep, I gave a call over to the Irving Inquisition to see how Jordan might be doing with theirs. He bragged that the good neighbors over at JACC turned out more volunteers, were working longer, and would be more thorough than Hawthorne. Well, he may have beaten me at racquetball, but I wouldn't let even good-natured trash talk to go unanswered. So I decided to make a round and take down more of the sign spam that had cropped up like a bad rash.
The first sign right next to my house was felled with a solitary blow. But although the signs were all for the same slimy investor, that was the only one that came down so easily. All the rest were bolted on and wouldn't come off with just a hit or two from a broomstick.
If this were just one or two signs, I might have just let things slide. But when there's upwards of twenty, then something has to be done. Undaunted, I went to North End Hardware and asked them...
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