where owners lew and roberta talk as knowingly about opera and literature
as they do about roast turkey and whoopie pies.
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- taking a break from work in the hardware store
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- putney road market
- impervious to cold,
- mother nature's late winter libation
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14 comments:
Ah... small country stores, a piece of Americana.
I have never had a discussion about opera and literature with the check out clerks in a supermarket. The reading material on display in the checkout line somehow never causes me to think of opera or literature, although I certainly never talk about the headlines on the tabloids and gossip magazines, either.
You made me think of a wonderful little country store I stopped at when I was on a road trip in Vermont about 15 years ago.
Don't you just love the 'corner store'. MB
An array of calories!
This reminds me of the small family deli at the lake.
I recognised Kitkat, Mily way, MMs and snickers.I could survive there! :)
It is very colorful photo!
Whoopie pies? Is that anything like whoopie cushions? I'd love to talk about the finer points of the Ring Cycle while bouncing on and off little pillows that made fart noises.
Oh I need to meet these great friends of yours!!!
this is where they score over malls
It looks all so yummie......
I LOVE CANDY ;)
:)
Cool. Too much sweet stuff here though.
For me it's perfect!
Btw,when I'm studying I'm always thinking of chocolates!:)
Léia
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