The Bazaar at night - and where I would find some lovely antique Polish tea glass holders made at the Norblin factory in Warsaw.
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as ever, i'm stunned by the fabulosity of these pictures. i hope that you will compile them in a book at some point for easy perusal ;)
incidentally, i ran into your father (well, not literally) the other day, and he seemed to think i should not take it so lightly that i haven't heard from you recently (specifically, i IM'd you a few times without any response) ...whereas i merely assumed you were busy. ;)
hope all is well. my own goings-on of late are far less picturesque than yours. ;)
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