The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for June 28, 2013

And one can easily see why.

Thyme travel; yet another myth busted.

Sadly he was rejected thyme and thyme again.

The part about Basil and Rosemary was very provocative.

I like the one about a guy who couldn’t stop laughing: “The Hysteria of Mr Polly”.

He foresaw the controversy over GMO’s in “The Island of Doctored Marjoram.”

And had a real heart-stopper with “The Wheels of Cheese.”

OK so YOU do some.Sheesh.

Don’t miss the exciting sequel “If You’ve Got the Money, Honey, I’ve Got the Thyme!”…

Marcel Proust’s road story – In Search of Thyme

Herman Melville’s monomanical search for the best pickling herb – Moby-Dill (no, wait, that’s over on Non Sequitur)

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s kitchen injury – The Grated Gatsby

I rather liked his cookbook of breading recipes: “Things to Crumb.”

Goes well with Eloi gulash, quickly prepared in “The New Food Processor.” For dessert – “First Men in the Moon Pie.” And I’m surprised nobody mentioned “The Food of the Gods.” Probably served on a big Plattner.

@Marc with a C

And don’t forget his homage to fromage – The Wheels of Cheese

Did he also write Rosemary’s Baby?

Maybe Hawking’s “A Brief History of Thyme” is plaigirized?

Wipe your heine mann! It’s thyme to publish this machine.

does his publisher in the mid 1800’s have a telephone? sorry you all took the good puns, except to say that he must have been an ancsestor to simon or garfunkle: “parsley sage rosemary and thyme”

Great comments all! Or(y)e gon(na) go on all day?

Reaching…I know. Sorry.