Thursday, September 3, 2009

who lives here?



Based on the laundry drying on the fire escape,
if these garments are his everyday attire I'm
guessing this is not the home of a major
league ballplayer, Anglican bishop, or former
U.S. attorney general.  On the other hand, this
could be a strictly "after hours" wardrobe—in
which case, all bets are off (and what I wouldn't
give to see Ashcroft in these duds!).

8 comments:

  1. LOve all in your pic, the red fire exit stairs, the red bricks, the AC device through the window, this is NY as I happen to learn and like from all the movies and TV shows I saw !! And the clothes !!And your comment !!
    Today, day of the "rentrée des classes" here in France, you get a "10 sur 10" grade !!!!

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  2. I took lots of thes photos in NYC; they are so New York. I wish I had a fire escape to sit on in this hot weather.

    I'll have a 'laundry' shot coming up this Sunday...

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  3. Hee hee! I think of this kind of scene too, especially thanks to the many {too many!} American TV shows and movies I watch. I heard animal prints are definitely BIG this season...

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  4. I was always partial to Leopard!
    Marylene is so right. This looks like a movie scene from NY. Love this. The colors are amazing together and your writing is hilarious.
    PS
    I took some laundry shots in Italy.

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  5. Glad you seem to like this, mes amies. Wish I was independently wealthy so I could just wander around town all day with my camera looking for stuff like this.

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  6. Ascroft probably has the kinkiest undergarments, if you ask me. Thou protest too much, if you know what I mean.

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  7. Isn't that the balcony that was all over the internet that you can see from the High Line? The lady there sings concerts at night.

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  8. I know an Anglican bishop who wears stuff just like that.... nah, only joking. Though I do know an Anglican bishop. Well spotted though!

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