When you think of funky neighborhoods in New York City, Fifth Avenue doesn’t automatically come to mind. Known as one the best shopping meccas of the world, you just don’t think you’ll see much outside of the box. Well that is except on a parade day when Fifth Avenue is transformed into an ethnic cultural oasis or on Easter Sunday when many New Yorkers, moi included, don some vintage or outrageous finery, big bonnet and all and parade up and down those blocks between Saks Fifth Avenue and Tiffany’s.
Murray was out on Fifth Avenue the other day and he captured some interesting images:
Checking her email?
Mmmm my nose is shiny!
A Real Live Red-Haired Mannequin
All I can say is I hope he was worth it!
If you’re going to have a Mohawk, might as well be blue!
Bill Ding and his band of clowns are the security patrol for this blog site. He is a favorite toy from the 50*s. By the way sometimes a blog is just an ego-maniacal stream of conscience.
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Funny the photo of the tattoo and flip flops… I always check out people’s shoes when I’m walking on Fifth Avenue. Always great shoes.
More than likely, she’ll regret that tat in 20 years. That compact and cell phone toting nun just blew my mind. 🙂
Definitely NOT one of the Sister of (no) Mercy I was taught by in grammar (ha ha ha, elementary ) school.