Thursday, July 22, 2010
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oh....just...oh...
ReplyDeletei wouldn't even want to step in there.
and they must've been drunk when they came up with that name, b/c who would believe that that name would convince anyone to stay there?
see, drunk.
Aloha Oy Vei!
ReplyDeleteHeard the guy in 2B puts out one helluva kaukah, though
I live in Hawaii, and we generally do not keep our dumpsters in front of the residence.
ReplyDeleteAloha, MJ
beats 'pink flamingo' all to hell :P lol
ReplyDeletei would stay there...if i was looking to be an extra in a slasher flick. thanks for sharing, Suzy. take care.
ReplyDeleteHow do you KNOW that palm tree in the forefront didn't come from Hawaii?!
ReplyDelete-->I'm having Hollywood Sign of the Times deja vu. Have I seen this before somewhere else? Here?
ReplyDelete~deb
I should go find my pictures of my two favorite subdivision entrance signs: "Morningwood" and "Gaywood". For real! I have to wonder just how drunk the developers were when they came up with those names. "Hawaiian Palms" ain't nothin' by comparison.
ReplyDeleteIt looks exactly like the motel our family stayed in during our vacations to Ocean City Maryland 75 years ago. OR 100.
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine once lived in an apartment complex called The Debbie. Adjacent were The Susie and The Shelley. The developer proudly named his apartment buildings after his daughters.
ReplyDeleteMy friend chose wisely, I believe living in The Debbie bestowed her address with a certain cachet the others lacked.
I love this photo, dumpster aside, the colors and composition remind me of a David Hockney painting.
X David