KLRU
If It Is So Skipped Over, How Do You Know This?
RECEIVED Wed., Aug. 16, 2006
Dear Editor,
I couldn't agree more with Anne Marie Beard's assessment of Stephen MacMillan Moser's column ["Postmarks," Aug. 11]. "After a Fashion" is nothing more than self-indulgent tripe, and I guarantee it is the most skipped-over column in the Chronicle (well, maybe second to "Soccer Watch"). Rather than recommending the editorial staff better support the Austin fashion community, however, I might suggest they consider a stricter nepotism policy.
Oh, and Stephen, that soggy french fry that hit you in the head last time you were out was thrown by my wailing 3-year-old. So sorry if it detracted from your dining experience.
I couldn't agree more with Anne Marie Beard's assessment of Stephen MacMillan Moser's column ["Postmarks," Aug. 11]. "After a Fashion" is nothing more than self-indulgent tripe, and I guarantee it is the most skipped-over column in the Chronicle (well, maybe second to "Soccer Watch"). Rather than recommending the editorial staff better support the Austin fashion community, however, I might suggest they consider a stricter nepotism policy.
Oh, and Stephen, that soggy french fry that hit you in the head last time you were out was thrown by my wailing 3-year-old. So sorry if it detracted from your dining experience.
Eric Metcalf
