This building had a storefront for rent that my Yarmouthport friend and I had a happy fantasy about what kind of business we could open there. I was for an internet cafe sort of place with a pastry takeout counter on the side. She wanted it to be more gourmet, more upscale, with a selection of cheese and pate for cocktail parties. No reason not to have both, except neither one of us had the start-up money for it.
Friday, May 15, 2009
This building had a storefront for rent that my Yarmouthport friend and I had a happy fantasy about what kind of business we could open there. I was for an internet cafe sort of place with a pastry takeout counter on the side. She wanted it to be more gourmet, more upscale, with a selection of cheese and pate for cocktail parties. No reason not to have both, except neither one of us had the start-up money for it.
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What a damn shame - it looks so very gorgeous. What fun it would be. Some day, Maureen. some day.
ReplyDeleteWhen I visited Cape Cod back in the 80s I remember going to Nantucket Island. On the island I saw lots of houses with roses growing up along the sides of the houses (I think they were roses ... very colorful flowers any way).
ReplyDeleteBeautiful area and I sure enjoy seeing all these images.
Take care.
It would be perfect for both businesses you mentioned. I like the combination of "shabby chic" and "upscale" which is what that portrays.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!