Feet Ball

Me and my two feet, my new feet, in sneakers, no boot, no cast and no crutches.

kicks

On the train to Grand Central Station, New York City. We don’t care about the grey slubs and slabs of ice rimming the river.

hudson ice

We don’t care about the Super Bowl madness engorging midtown, a crowd where the words stadium and lap dance are enunciated loudly along with impressive beer burps.

We’re going to make a night of it, in a club where the hair of the patrons is greyer than the ice on the Hudson, all convened to hear the oldie but extremely goodie Vanilla Fudge, aka “the Fudge.”

Vanilla+Fudge

They don’t look like they used to, but neither do we. Psychedelia crossed with blue-eyed soul, and on foot! Happy day.

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Filed under Culture, History, Jean Zimmerman, Music

3 responses to “Feet Ball

  1. I absolutely love those sneakers. I hope they are as comfy as they look. And Hooray for older but loved bands!
    Football? What’s that?

  2. ANN HOFFER

    Happiness is a ball after which we run wherever it rolls, and we push it with our feet when it stops.

    Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)

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