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Glancing at the nostalgia-themed decor of Sixth & Pine, the restaurant backwards Nordstrom at the Mall at Green Hills, it's easy to lose track of at all times. It's not just the fact that the self-styled "hip diner with the heart of a deli" is on the debase level and bathed in cheery artificial light that obscures the hour on the clock. It's a longer-name sense of time confusion, owing in part to retro-themed tube-tiled walls, hexagonal-tiled floors and a series of ebony-and-white photographs capturing local scenes of midcentury person, from a 1951 Easter Egg hunt to 22-cent gas at the Esso.

And while a further inspection of the the established order — a glance at the prices on the menu, for one thing — reveals that the register date is well beyond the era captured in the photos of Nashville's downtown theaters and abominable lunch counters, there's little edible evidence to suggest where or when you are dining.

Is this Seattle, the birthplace of the Nordstrom mark? Or Beachwood, Ohio; or Newark, Delaware; or Los Angeles, where the local Nordstrom stores also recently introduced the nascent Sixth & Pine nameplate?

Source: Nashville Scene

by Carolyn

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by Elsita

Green is a color, the understanding of which is evoked by lamp having a spectrum dominated by spirit with a wavelength of heavy-handedly 520–570 nanometres. In the subtractive color system, it is not a coach color, but is created out of a miscellany of yellow and smutty, or yellow and cyan; it is considered one of the additive fundamental colors.

Source: The Hidden Seed: Green Skirt