Saturday, July 26, 2008

Thigh-high black-leather high-heeled boots our specialty


(Tasker and Juniper Streets, South Philadelphia)

If only there were a sub shop nearby.

© Peter Rozovsky 2008

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6 Comments:

Blogger amuse me said...

Would be perfect in Michigan to have thigh-highs and a sub! Cool sign.

July 26, 2008  
Blogger petra michelle; Whose role is it anyway? said...

We're communicating telepathically about Italian, Peter! The current mini takes place in Italy. Is your area of Philly a melting pot, as are so many cities? Here, there are more of Italian descent than any other nationality, then Irish, then Polish, then Spanish and Afro-American. But I have a thing for interesting signs. Not that I have the time, but I bet someone probably has a blog dedicated to them! Have a great weekend! Petra

July 26, 2008  
Blogger Peter Rozovsky said...

A cool sign, Meryl, and now with new, sharper contrast!

This sign is enough of a gift. A sub shop next door would be too much to hope for (and probably against zoning regulations). Thanks for the comment.

July 26, 2008  
Blogger Peter Rozovsky said...

My area is traditionally heavily Italian, though it has been diversifying in recent years, with influxes of Cambodians, Mexicans and carpetbaggers like me.

This post was the latest in an occasional series on signs. You can find the set here.

July 26, 2008  
Blogger petra michelle; Whose role is it anyway? said...

Peter, I've considered casting those who are no longer with us and am still debating. Perhaps, I should poll? Mercello Mastrianni sprang to mind immediately. *laughing* Well, since very little acting is required on the part of the Woman...Thank you for your comment. p.s. btw, the winners of the last mini were Jessica Lange and Jake Gyllanhaal. Thank you for voting, Peter!

July 26, 2008  
Blogger Peter Rozovsky said...

Thanks. I'd forgotten to check back to see who the winners were.

Jessica Lange played a number of those weary but strong rural women, so she's a good choice.

I may have to think about stealing your idea and asking readers here to cast movies based on their favorite crime novels.

July 26, 2008  

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