THE STOOP: A Wool Hat, A Huge Flat Screen TV and a John Lennon Tapestry

This week wasn't too bad stoop-side. We found some fashion, some electronics and a DVD. 

A Sloper threw out a 46-inch flat screen TV (I saw them tossing it and I asked how big and if it worked, it needed $250 worth of repairs), a couple of hats and a teach-yourself-Bob-Dylan-songs-on-guitar DVD. 

The DVD has music arranged for fingerstyle guitar, taught by Fred Sokolow.

The wool hat, which I wish I had taken, had a slight Navajo print and seemed to be in good condition.

A box of great old book sat on Eighth Avenue. A great edition of “The Diary of Anne Frank” perched up top. In another book sat “Sanskrit Criticism,” by V.K. Chari.

The best item was a John Lennon burlap tapestry. However, his name was spelt “Jhon Lennon.” The lyrics from “Imagine” were in Spanish: 

“Puede que digas que soy un sonador, pero no soy el unico.” In English it is: “You can say I am a dreamer, but I am not the only one.”