All articles in category: "home,retro,silly"
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An Early Mobile Home
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The Stairs in My Library
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My Kind of House
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Entrance to my New Home
FYI, here is the construction photos: http://sushibandit.com/?p=1329
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A Japanese Homeless Encampment
Broke but stylish!
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Open House at the Blog O’ Rama
Sushi Girl greets our special guests
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My New Shower
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Sensual Bed Cover
Have you ever felt this bed cover? It was popular in the 50′s and early 60′s. It has little soft balls all over it. When you swept your hand (or naked body) over it the sensation was completely comforting, luxurious, and sensual at the same time. Unfortunately no one makes them anymore. That is sooo sad!
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D.C. Site Of First Homeless Depot
WASHINGTON, DC—In a grand opening Monday, Washington became home to the first Homeless Depot, one link in a nationwide chain of warehouse-style stores that will supply the nation’s estimated 350,000 homeless people with all of their street-lifestyle essentials.
“There are 14,000 homeless people in D.C. alone, but there’s never been a retail business that catered to their unique needs,” store manager Geoff Alberts said. “Homeless Depot is a one-stop spot for cardboard building supplies, used carpet scraps, filthy woolen blankets, and flattened garbage-can lids. We also sell coffee cups, cigarette butts, soiled clothing, expired coupons, June 2001 People magazines, and half-empty containers of Dippity-Do hairstyling gel. Best of all, we have really nice, big, sturdy shopping carts.”
“The liquor department features more than 40 types of fortified wine, 30 different malt beverages, and a full selection of budget-priced liquors, including Old Thompson Whiskey and McCormick Vodka,” Alberts said, gesturing to racks stretching up to the store’s two-story ceiling. “We’re able to offer alcoholics their favorite brands at prices up to 15 percent lower than those at convenience stores.”
