SUMMER PEOPLE,
SOME’RE NOT

Lolita: June marks the beginning of summer—a time to relax and take off your clothes. Rita: Don’t forget Father’s Day. Lolita: It’s also a great time to curl up on the couch in your underwear and watch the Red Sox win another one. Rita: Father’s Day is a Sunday right in the middle of the month. Lolita: Or go to Fenway Park and see how much of a disturbance you can make by stripping down to your underwear. Rita: Father’s Day—June 17th—mark it on your calendar. Lolita: Maybe we should ask a Question of the Month about that. Rita: Good idea. Lolita: How ’bout, what percentage of your time during the summer are you naked? Rita: No! We’re going to ask a question about fathers! T Max: Excuse me, but besides fathers, Red Sox, and nakedness, I’d like to add some political views to the column. Rita and Lolita, you can go about your business with the Questions of the Month, rock shoes, musical cherries, or whatever, and I’ll just insert some quotes that connect to the End War Now project. Rita: Okay, Mr. Peacenick, but don’t get in our way. Lolita, for the Question of the Month, go ask the members of Boston’s rock community to tell you something about his or her father.