Comments on ParisDailyPhoto: Fancy sales

how I feel most days about housework. Very interes...

2012-02-20T04:23:00.873+01:00

how I feel most days about housework. Very interesting window about a most uninteresting subject.

Forget it -- I'm taking it anyway. Paris rule...

2012-01-20T23:27:09.490+01:00

Forget it -- I'm taking it anyway. Paris rules—and so does Eric!

LOL, Drummond. I'm not over the mental age of ...

2012-01-20T23:25:40.159+01:00

LOL, Drummond. I'm not over the mental age of three (today at least), so I only get one comment. Do you suppose the message of the vitrine is that you can really clean up at this sale?

I came. I read. I laughed! Cool photo; great comm...

2012-01-20T22:02:26.037+01:00

I came. I read. I laughed! Cool photo; great comments - discount and otherwise. But, even that oh-so-creative window can't get this 3 year old brain that excited about irons and vacs! : )

I wish I was there to do some serious shopping!

2012-01-20T20:44:49.959+01:00

I wish I was there to do some serious shopping!

Think that should have read Glorious 'Leader&#...

2012-01-20T17:42:42.969+01:00

Think that should have read Glorious 'Leader'

Damn, I've just used up my free one. :(

Looks like everyone's gone to the sales today....

2012-01-20T17:08:47.809+01:00

Looks like everyone's gone to the sales today. Oh well, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

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LOL That's how I feel most days about housewo...

2012-01-20T16:26:24.210+01:00

LOL That's how I feel most days about housework. Very interesting window about a most uninteresting subject. (Can you tell I'm not a Martha Stewart type?)

Jeff, thanks for identifying those unidentified fl...

2012-01-20T15:46:43.886+01:00

Jeff, thanks for identifying those unidentified flying objects.
Now at last I know what an iron looks like.
The other item is...... a VACUUM CLEANER? Did I get that right?

LOL Jeff. Love the colours. I think it's a cr...

2012-01-20T07:39:59.197+01:00

LOL Jeff.

Love the colours. I think it's a creative way to show something very boring.

It's the invasion of the clothes irons! This ...

2012-01-20T01:31:46.604+01:00

It's the invasion of the clothes irons! This intrepid defender, who oddly tried to conquer them with a vacuum cleaner, seems to be on the run. At least he's dressed for his funeral. I recall that the archetypal housewife of the 1950s-60s would wear a housedress, faux pearls, and high heels while doing the housework. This gentleman is similarly well dressed.

Fascinating display, though odd.

Lively, bright photo. It brings to mind a show ...

2012-01-20T01:17:04.307+01:00

Lively, bright photo.

It brings to mind a show on Housewares at the Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma. One of the pieces is an bright green glass iron. http://designapplause.com/wp-content/xG58hlz9/2010/11/kravis3-14b.png Most of the housewares in the show are from the 1930's to 1950's.