It's more formal than his old parliamentary digs, which had the convivial feel of salon, or lair.
In 1955 Wheeler released his episodic autobiography, Still Digging, which had sold over 70,000 copies by the end of the year.
Had Kurt been gay and respected Finn's feelings without such an overstated display, Finn would have been cool even about living in the same room, though he still would have preferred his own digs, which had been the case before his mother and Kurt's father got together.
The freshest of the Cave re-releases is "Dig!!! Lazarus Dig!!!" which has by no means entered the twilight of its popularity, having dropped in 2008.
So far, those who've approached have requested wildly different dig locations, which hasn't inspired confidence in him that it will ever be found.
For dry shade, he recommended Epimedium grandiflorum (Lilafee), $8.50 each from Digging Dog, which has bronze-tinged spring leaves and large violet-purple flowers, and E. x perralchicum (Frohnleiten), $11.95 for a 4- to 5-inch pot from Heronswood, (877) 674-4714 or heronswood.com, which has bright yellow flowers that dangle between its reddish leaves.
The Mets are only too eager to leave behind Shea's musty tunnels and outmoded facilities and move into their new digs at Citi Field, which has deluxe amenities like a new cold therapy pool, for starters.
Today, Lauderdale Courts has been transformed into Uptown Square, a community of classy condos and upscale apartments, but you can still tour (and spend the night in) Elvis' old digs – apartment 328 – which has been decorated as it would have been when the Presleys were in residence.
The award follows on from the success of the band's seventh album Dig Out Your Soul, which has sold 1.6 million copies worldwide since its release last October.
And he had a thinly veiled dig at the BBC, which has been criticised for its late night scheduling of US shows such as Mad Men and The Wire and other US imports it has previously shown, such as sitcom Seinfeld.
