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Costumes year-round? I guess you never know when you'll want to dress up like someone else. :))
ReplyDeleteSome old stores still have some uniqueness and character.
ReplyDeleteThat showcase is intriguing!
ReplyDeleteA quite strange display...
ReplyDeletethat poor S&L sign has definitely reached the end of its run.
ReplyDeleteI guess year round dress up could be fun, too.
and thanks for explaining the licence plate - I was a little concerned about not blanking out the numbers/letters. obviously it was even better than I thought!
You never know when you might be invited to a costume party.
ReplyDeleteI guess a lot of people dress up!
ReplyDeleteWhat ever happen to the days when everyone made their own costumes?
ReplyDeleteGreat mean to measure time. Would love to dress up for a day. Please have a good Friday.
ReplyDeletedaily athens photo
Hm. Eh. A nurse with a Swiss flag as headdress? Aha. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhile there is no accounting for the costume, I expect this is more about playing doctor and nurse. Or perhaps this nurse is politically neutral like the Swiss? There is no accounting.
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