https://windypundit.com/2006/06/reason_pillow_girl/ Classical liberalism, criminal laws, the war on drugs, economics, free speech, technology, photography, sex work, cats, and whatever else comes to mind. Wed, 09 Aug 2006 01:20:52 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 https://windypundit.com/2006/06/reason_pillow_girl/#comment-366 Wed, 09 Aug 2006 01:20:52 +0000 http://www.windypundit.com/?p=434#comment-366 I Googled “God of Parking” and found your article. For more than thirty years I have called upon the God of Parking. His name is Hyman Cohen. My ex-husband had been told about Hyman when he lived in Boston for a short time.The origins of Hyman are shrouded with mystery. Whenever I’m in an iffy parking situation I call upon Hyman Cohen (he especially likes to have his name sung, any song will do). I amaze myself and my friends. Just yesterday, when driving to the congested downtown Louisville courthouse complex to fill out a job application, in a notoriously parking-unfriendly location, I sung Hyman Cohen’s name. Instantly, there appeared on my left a beautiful, long parking space. I did have to put change in the meter, but no big deal. I don’t know how he works through me or why, I only know that I accept his largesse with humility and gratefulness. I have told others who I feel can accept this idea, and they have reported similar success. May you also. Cathy T.

]]> https://windypundit.com/2006/06/reason_pillow_girl/#comment-365 Wed, 09 Aug 2006 01:20:12 +0000 http://www.windypundit.com/?p=434#comment-365 I Googled “God of Parking” and found your article. For more than thirty years I have called upon the God of Parking. His name is Hyman Cohen. My ex-husband had been told about Hyman when he lived in Boston for a short time.The origins of Hyman are shrouded with mystery. Whenever I’m in an iffy parking situation I call upon Hyman Cohen (he especially likes to have his name sung, any song will do). I amaze myself and my friends. Just yesterday, when driving to the congested downtown Louisville courthouse complex to fill out a job application, in a notoriously parking-unfriendly location, I sung Hyman Cohen’s name. Instantly, there appeared on my left a beautiful, long parking space. I did have to put change in the meter, but no big deal. I don’t know how he works through me or why, I only know that I accept his largesse with humility and gratefulness. I have told others who I feel can accept this idea, and they have reported similar success. May you also. Cathy T.

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