What Sunday is for, n'at

So I woke up at 8:30, turned off the TV which had been broadcasting SATC-TM all night, via my DVD player.

I rolled over, had a dream about being in retail, only I had my current boss, and it was 10:30. Yikes! I so rarely sleep in.

I didn't really have breakfast in the house, so I hemmed and hawed and finally decided to go to Whole Foods, where they make omelets on Sundays. As I pulled up to the light right before WF, the crowd was too much, so I decided to head West? towards Negley. I wasn't sure if I wanted to go to Gullifties...and as I crossed over the East Busway, I decided to turn left on Ellesworth. The Elbow Room, but of course!

I would write more, but I must off to the movies. Doubt is playing at 2:20. If I went to see 7 pounds, I'd be late for church tonight, so it will have to wait.

More to come...I went shopping. Pictures, maybe...

Sarah Louise walks down Ellesworth part deux

So this is a coat from Kaufmann's, a store that no longer exists. It was swallowed up into Macy's. So this coat is a piece of Pittsburgh History. Hey Betty. I asked the guy who was working there if I could take this picture, saying I'm such a Pittsburgh sentimentalist. In high school, a friend of mine's mom was a seamstress for Raleigh's, a department store in the D.C. area. There just aren't department stores like that anymore, where items are made with the store label.

In front of an orthodontist. (Across the street from the Vet hospital.)

So this is one of the shots I took of the Veterinary Hospital. The other shot has a window that says "meow." Too cute for words.

I liked this window. Eons.

After lying comatose in front of the TV all morning, I finally got myself out and went to the Elbow Room for lunch. Then I remembered that Katy suggested I take a walk, and so I did. These pictures and the ones in the next (or previous, depending on your outlook) are the result. It felt really good to be out and about, just window shopping.