Just in case, due to the excitements of Thanksgiving, you missed these photographs of the emporium of Catherine Andrews of Madison, Georgia, in the New York Times Escapes section last Friday, I am running them here. I see no reason not to mention that she once planned to call the place Weasel World before going the more dignified route. Especially since there is taxidermy in the place, which, according to Bergdorf's Christmas windows is so this season. Ms. Andrews carries many carefully edited, eclectic items from riding boots to Waterford, as well as being herself a diamond of the first water (not yet an antique, let's just call her "well loved," and, no, I don't know whether she's for sale!) Hurry—the fox sold the day the article came out. So y'all come on down! And if y'all can't, y'all call!
5 comments:
Is this Lady of less wild persuasion than my impossible Goddess?
Perhaps commune passion will bring new love to still-hopeful Chinese merchant.
However, Li is caution also. Can pant-wearing man-jacket clad female
prepare Zong-zi for doting male as well as persuade heartless westerner to part with hard earned pennies??
Please to advise. Li is Time Clock waiting to deal blow.
Uncle, please not to allow great excitement to confuse issues.
It is your hope you and new emporium owner will share common passion for retail, not be growing own in Missouri, for example.
Also, expression commonly used by those Americans becoming long in tooth who wish to breed is "biological clock."
Please, not to imply explosions in light of al- quida.
I love it. I knew you'd do a better job than me.
Thank you.
Yeah, or like, deal coke.
Watch it, Uncle dude. Law enforcement types could so read this blog.
I can't believe the fox sold already and I didn't even have a little old chance to put in a bid! well I sure do hope you save some of that good stuff for the rest of us shoppers who can't be there right now.....How about that nice 10 point buck? how much you want for him?
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