Can you tell where this is?
Yes, I know it's kind of obvious but just play along and try not to (cheat and) look too closely. Never mind. I know it's impossible.
There's even the phone number and her stationery storage location!
Here's even more information than you (but not I) could ever want
(thanks Michael. You know me all too well.)
8 comments:
Mary & Rhoda Magazine! How perfect!!!
Well, I FINIALLY figured out one of your little mysteries. How pathetic am I? All your literature ones go over my head, but I can spot Mary's apartment in 2 seconds. ;P
And all this time I thought I lived in a studio apartment.
Apparently not.
When I was kid all the college girls wanted Mary’s apartment. Most of them had one very similar. Victorian houses, garage sales, and World Bazaar all contributed to the recreations.
Verrry nice, Jason.
this is just tooo funny.
Who knew all these years that I had almost a carbon copy of Mary's apt.? It wasn't as Fabulous as hers though.
I did own a big letter C though. hehehe!
I planned my first couple of apartments around that design. I resisted having a big gold "G" (my real first initial, not "J" for Junk) on one of the walls. That "studio" would be called a massive loft apartment in San Francisco.
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