May 27, 2015
Off to market I go. I need lemons, lettuce, leeks.
But I get distracted by the T-shirts. Where’s the one for me?
I had plenty of those, but do I really want to celebrate them on a T-shirt?
Do I want to be a walking ad for Starbucks and bad grammar?
Wouldn’t this mark me as the most obnoxious person on the planet?
The people have not perfect English.
All made in China, of course.
Dim idea writ large.
Cute car; dumb text.
Found it!
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Wonderful glimpse into T-shirts made in China, Jann. These should make you feel right at home, for we in the States have some that are just as tacky. The final one? Ooh-la-la!!
Hilarious Jann. Bad English in Italy can be quite endearing… Not sure when some unwitting fashion victims wear tee shirts emblazoned with slogans that may get them arrested in some parts of the English speaking world! The planet isn’t that small yet!
Stick to the fruit and veg and have a lovely weekend! xx
What is it with bad grammar on t-shirts? But the Audrey one is perfect.
I kinda have to admit that I like the “Conversation” one. Loved the rendering of the shoes and I do love conversation. cute sight today.
Ok, Vicki–it’s all yours! 🙂
Tiara included, I hope!
Mark, good suggestion. No doubt that’s the way to cut a bella figura in Sicily…
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
As soon as I saw Audrey, I knew that was for me, too.
FAaaaaaaaaaaaaBULOUS!
Xxxxx KISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
🙂 YOU MAKE ME LAUGH KIM!!! XXXXXXX00000XXXXX00X0X0X0
The problem with the Audrey Hepburn t shirt is that it is a cropped shirt!! EEEEKK!!!
Uh, yes, there’s that, Sandee. To be worn as PJ top?
Yep!! That are be you!
🙂
Is this Market Day in Ragusa Ibla, Sicily or Shepherd’s Bush, London? No shirts in Sicilianu or Italian?
Tutt’è bono e biniritto
I can never find any T-shirts in Italian in the markets in Italy!! “Biniritto”?????? Ah, I bet it’s “benedetto”??? Am I right?
But surely you understand that, without a perfect mouse, you can’t just do the coffee of youth love, people!!
People! All God’s people need the perfect mouse, Sam.
or maybe for breakfast at Tiffany’s
A long Roman holiday or a luscious breakfast among the diamonds at Tiffany’s–I’ll take either one–the real thing, the film, whatever. Love Audrey!
me think you where next roman holiday