This Is Framingham

This Is Framingham
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August 11th, 2006


When I was a kid, this building used to be some kind of New England Telephone space, I’m not sure what they did in there but I remember there used to be a giant telephone in the bay window that I thought was Lily Tomlin’s phone.
I forget  what it was after that, but Borders bookstore was the last occupant and they got kicked out which stinks because they were the less obnoxious bookstore. Now we have to go to Barnes and Noble next to it, which I used to avoid.  Of course if I like it, it goes away (see post below)

I was driving down Rt. 9 yesterday and noticed an orange banner on the building for the Halloween Outlet. 
Most people probably don’t care about H.O. setting up shop here but Halloween is my most favorite all-time holiday.  Even though I can’t trick or treat anymore, I love carving jack-o-lanterns and giving treats to the witches and monsters that come to my door.
I was SO happy to finally see a cool business move into town, even if it is only seasonal.  When I saw the sign I actually gasped with excitement and thought “YEAH man!” Silly?  Maybe, but so are most of the retail inhabitants of Route 9 so I think I can be excited about a fun, small business moving in.

Welcome Halloween Outlet, I’ve been waiting for you! Mwahh-haa-haaa!

3 Comments »

  1. Just awesome…

    Comment by Paul Jasper — August 13, 2006 @ 2:33 am

  2. Closing Borders was just the next step in the destruction of 80’s Framingham. If I had a time machine, and could travel through time and space to go anywhere, I would go get an appartment in 1986 Framingham. I would get a job at Loews Cineplex Natick and spend my afternoons at classic Shopper’s World buying 80’s action figures.

    Comment by Hummingbird Goetzl — August 16, 2006 @ 4:55 pm

  3. isn’t that building owned by the steak house?

    Comment by h. capet — September 20, 2006 @ 11:32 pm

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