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It was the end of the year and it was crappy. Not wintry mix crappy, but unseasonably warm and really rainy crappy. It was after
Christmas but before the new year. And Blonde on Blonde was on the headphones, so please forgive the crappy title of this essay.
They're black and white and they're wet. They're from a rainy day stroll through Center City. |
