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jay ([personal profile] jay) wrote2003-10-10 08:24 am

Not a pet shop

Many shops in Spain end their names in the suffix -eria... panaderia (bread), cervezeria (beer, a bar), lavaderia (laundry), etc. Fine. I was even amused at the hybrid "croissanteria" sign that I saw in Granada last week. Until I saw "ferreteria"...which turns out to sell hardware and kitchen goods, metal stuff (ferrous materials, not small wiry mammals ;-).

Off to shower and to work...

[identity profile] sonicsuperslide.livejournal.com 2003-10-10 12:16 am (UTC)(link)
ok..i love your posts. why?? os they make me think of things i would never think about. i love a man who is smart and this pic on your icon..is hot!

[identity profile] mactavish.livejournal.com 2003-10-10 08:47 am (UTC)(link)
So it's not unlike Mission Bl. through Union City and Hayward? :)

One of my favorite things about California is watching how Spanish becomes Spanish/English hybrids on shop signs and windows. But now that stretch of Mission is gradually shifting. A local market was advertising a "Divali Sale!" a couple of weeks ago.