Θάνος~ He he, that's funny. E vedessi che scarpe orride! Ann P.~ Rome too has its horrors. The shoes aren't that nice either! Lois~ I know, that's what I liked about the photo. You and I are very similar in taste. Dan~ E nei tuoi viaggi hai anche imparato benissimo l'Italiano! Bravo! T.Becque~ Within a matter of days, yes.
Thank you for visiting Roma Every Day. Your feedback is always hugely appreciated, though it is no longer possible for me to reply individually to your comments in the post thread.
This is probably the best/cheapest solution if the price changes every 5 minutes like in Wall Street…
ReplyDeleteWow, not a very enticing storefront. Makes me want to run like hell to find another shoe store.
ReplyDeleteDavos (sp.?)--Love the Wall Street comment.
I like those doors on each side of the big one though!
ReplyDeleteRoma è città molto bella!
ReplyDeleteSono stato 3 volte come un turista in visita!
I like your composition on this. You're right about the graffiti, but would it quickly show up again? That's what happens here.
ReplyDeleteΘάνος~ He he, that's funny. E vedessi che scarpe orride!
ReplyDeleteAnn P.~ Rome too has its horrors. The shoes aren't that nice either!
Lois~ I know, that's what I liked about the photo. You and I are very similar in taste.
Dan~ E nei tuoi viaggi hai anche imparato benissimo l'Italiano! Bravo!
T.Becque~ Within a matter of days, yes.
This way it could become a minor touristic attraction...
ReplyDeletelove the old school, and your new banner!
ReplyDeleteVP~ Exactly! Cheers
ReplyDeleteKen Mac~ I can't seem to publish your lovely comment, the moderation page has been acting up lately...
Ciao and Grazie
LOL! I like the photo. ;-)
ReplyDeletePaz xoxo
Looks like they do clean up the graffiti as they open their shop. Easy solution I think.
ReplyDeleteNow the price sign is just plain tacky!