So here is some yellow stuff with pigs.
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4 comments:
Very Swedish looking. And the little lucky pigs make it feel a little German too.
Yeah, yellow and blue=Swedish sometimes. In Chicago I once lived near the old Swedish neighborhood, with that restaurant whose name escapes me, with the cinnamon rolls.
I just glazed some stuff yellow with blue pola dots, even more Swedish-ish.
I live next door to that Swedish neighborhood---Andersonville. And that restaurant you recall is called Ann Sather's! :)
Let's see, I first lived in Edgewater, on North Broadway by the Dominic's near Loyola, then down a bit, on Carmen St neat Clark (and Ann Sathers), later down on Briar St, right by Briar St theater, and the intersection of Haltead and Belmont, my favorite neighborhood, and lastly the missus and I lived on Polk, one block from the UIC library. Look out the window and there was THE LOOP, esp. the SEARS tower. Quite a view, close to everything.
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