Ted lives here.
Ted has a fun bike.
We ate lunch here.
In the park looking at the restaurant. It was a restaurant where they did not list soda's on the menu.
Had no idea there was an Anthropology in Philadelphia. Earlier this week I checked their nearest stores while on their site requesting a catalog... did not see Philly on the list. Should have looked closer. Oh well, this way I was pleasantly surprised when I noticed this in our travels today... I informed my Mom and Ted that we would be shopping at Anthro after lunch.
Fun vintage shop. Where they knew the stuff was great. I was tempted to tell the ladies at the register, "I so get this."
This morning while I scurried around to get the children to babysitters I wondered if this was really going to be worth it. Guess I was scared Ted would have us sitting on park benches all day. Now I only wish we had taken the time to sit on the park benches. It was so great. Thanks Ted. You're such a trooper... putting up with Anthro and all.
I am with you I love Philly, and miss living there - so many great places to shop and see and there is nothing better then sitting on a park bench and people watching.
ReplyDeletei know what you mean about "i so get this."
ReplyDeletei was just thinking this morning that artists, junkers, vintage lovers, are a unique breed because they do what they love but only other people like them often "get" their art. :) fun to think about.
i am very fascinated with the burnt toast collage on that one pic. anthro is def not a place where one display artist tells the other, "i`m sorry. i think that`s just too much".
that`s why we love it right?!
i also love the way they made gross old doilies look new again.
awesome pics!
I hear ya Jenny, just sold old doilies like that at a yard sale.
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