The wind and windex for the smoke and mirrors.
Tony at the Red Line Tap.
“Happy birthday, Klonsky,” said Marty as I sat down at the bar.
“Thank you, m’am. I have a taste for a bottle of the Nankasi from Eugene Oregon.”
“Got some. I like it too.”
Tony kept his eyes on the TV. It was showing highlights from the Blackhawk marathon against the Bruins.
“Of course you didn’t watch,” said Tony.
“Of course I didn’t.”
“You’re a sad piece of shit, Klonsky. Spending your birthday sitting next do me at the Red Line.”
“I can’t think of anywhere else I would want to be and nobody else I would rather be with,” I said. “I just got back from the doctor and he was totally happy with me. I’m down 20 pounds from a year ago. In fighting shape. In fact
“Thank you, m’am. I have a taste for a bottle of the Nankasi from Eugene Oregon.”
“Got some. I like it too.”
Tony kept his eyes on the TV. It was showing highlights from the Blackhawk marathon against the Bruins.
“Of course you didn’t watch,” said Tony.
“Of course I didn’t.”
“You’re a sad piece of shit, Klonsky. Spending your birthday sitting next do me at the Red Line.”
“I can’t think of anywhere else I would want to be and nobody else I would rather be with,” I said. “I just got back from the doctor and he was totally happy with me. I’m down 20 pounds from a year ago. In fighting shape. In fact
CPS budget bomb. Students will need to bring their own toilet paper.
There will be fewer dollars for art in Chicago schools.
The promises by Rahm that a longer school day would expand the curriculum is a lie.
Another Rahm Emanuel lie.
There will be less money available for music.
There will be no money for toilet paper.
Over the past few days word has emerged about massive school budget cuts.
Massive cuts.
Amundsen High School’s 2013-14 budget is $780,000 lower than 2012-13,
Roosevelt High School is down $1 million. Lincoln’s is down a million.
Catalyst reports that while CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett is
The promises by Rahm that a longer school day would expand the curriculum is a lie.
Another Rahm Emanuel lie.
There will be less money available for music.
There will be no money for toilet paper.
Over the past few days word has emerged about massive school budget cuts.
Massive cuts.
Amundsen High School’s 2013-14 budget is $780,000 lower than 2012-13,
Roosevelt High School is down $1 million. Lincoln’s is down a million.
Catalyst reports that while CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett is