This landslide has got to feel too close to home. Photo by Elliott Menashe
This picture reminded me of Arsenio Hall, because it made me go, “Hmmm, why is it that the only place a landslide is good is in a political race?”
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Life on the edge: Suddenly there’s no there there anymore
Posted by nancy on April 21, 2011 at 6:37 pm.
