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“Musings from the Bell Rose Diner” by Bill Winters I recall when fast food was at the chrome, train shaped building called “the diner” from the short order cook. Rocco was the Michaelangelo of his craft. Ten orders simultaneously. Piles of cooked bacon. A Mount Olympus of hash browns. Eggs over easy surrounded by scrambled eggs. One misguided poached one for the only trucker who ate healthy. Rocco’s hands a blur like a Buddy Rich drum solo. And yet he could converse on the Yankees or LBJ’s War on Poverty. And a sixth sense about the popping of the eight-slice toaster. How Joe and Alice, Egan and I watched intently while reliving the nights highlights. Where have all the diners gone, long time passing?

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