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I wonder who would throw out a nice quality doll house like this one (made of wood, nice details, not plastic) and not donate it to a charity thrift shop first.
ReplyDeleteThat's the newest bar opening-up in a neighborhood devoid of bars and thus a must need for its residents -- it's a dollhouse themed bar/"restaurant", whereby the servers are dressed up in baby doll dresses or as Raggedy Anne and Cabbage Patch and American Girl. With drinks named such as Mymosa Little Pony, Strawberry Shortcaketini, Bloody Jemarys.... Their clienteles will be the real life Kens and Barbies that invade and inhabit the current EV.
ReplyDeleteHardware floors, open floor plan, lots of light, trendy neighborhood - PRICED TO MOVE!
ReplyDeleteNabe's smallest mixologist bar, built around a town and country theme.
ReplyDeleteAgree with 1:38pm - seems a shame to have put this at the curb rather than donating to a local thrift shop.
ReplyDeleteI was inside of it sleeping when I felt someone lift it up and place it on the street. Still really upset.
ReplyDeleteLet me guess.... $4,000 /mo?
ReplyDeleteShaoul and Soledano will bid hard for it.
ReplyDeletejust seeing this now -- awesome comments. hugely bummed that the owners didn't donate this beautiful ting to Jane's Exchange, which is less than FOUR BLOCKS AWAY from where they dumped it!
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