Well, yeah, they make me happy, too. But rather than offer anything else, I thought it would be nice to see what others had to say … About where they are, about who lives there, why they were built in this way, who decided to paint them as such, and why. As nice as true anecdotes would certainly be, exaggerations or straight fiction are just fine, too. Maybe even better.
Another fun exercise I have tried is to list the differences. Kind of like those drawings they have in highlights for kids.
jesusita
I call those the baby boy and baby girl houses whenever I go by. I’ve always wondered why they were painted like that so close together and who owned them both.
The blue house is a rental. It was known as the Animal House a few years ago, due to its residents’ excessive partying. Nowadays it’s quiet.
Todd Gremmels
Fantastic color combo!!!!!
The punctuation is for my friend Barret!!!!
Peace
Todd
PS Do not forget Cash and Young Sacred Heart
May 28th 7:00pm
Beverly
I’ve always imagined they’re the result of WLSSD’s free paint shelf.
Todd Gremmels
Thats funny Beverly!!! Dusty painted his house with free paint and it is just up the street.
His house has just about the same effect on the neighbor hood.
Peace
Todd
zra
i gots lotsa free paint. anyone want it?
Megan
Ugh. I used to live in the pink one. The landlord is a serious douche…or the landlord at that time. Slumlord.
"Frank"
Have you ever seen a portal?…
Dan E.
They both need to be sand blasted and brought back to their original brick color.
Goldilocks
I had always thought of them as his & hers houses. I figured that there was a married couple who loved each other but just couldn’t live together so they lived side by side so that they could be close. It’s all very romantic.
18 thoughts on “Pastel Houses”
I’ve always liked these two houses. They remind me of the little brick houses all over the West End in Saint Paul.
Yep, these houses make me happy. They’re on 6th Ave E just up from the Coop, yes?
Well, yeah, they make me happy, too. But rather than offer anything else, I thought it would be nice to see what others had to say … About where they are, about who lives there, why they were built in this way, who decided to paint them as such, and why. As nice as true anecdotes would certainly be, exaggerations or straight fiction are just fine, too. Maybe even better.
Another fun exercise I have tried is to list the differences. Kind of like those drawings they have in highlights for kids.
I call those the baby boy and baby girl houses whenever I go by. I’ve always wondered why they were painted like that so close together and who owned them both.
The blue house is a rental. It was known as the Animal House a few years ago, due to its residents’ excessive partying. Nowadays it’s quiet.
Fantastic color combo!!!!!
The punctuation is for my friend Barret!!!!
Peace
Todd
PS Do not forget Cash and Young Sacred Heart
May 28th 7:00pm
I’ve always imagined they’re the result of WLSSD’s free paint shelf.
Thats funny Beverly!!! Dusty painted his house with free paint and it is just up the street.
His house has just about the same effect on the neighbor hood.
Peace
Todd
i gots lotsa free paint. anyone want it?
Ugh. I used to live in the pink one. The landlord is a serious douche…or the landlord at that time. Slumlord.
Have you ever seen a portal?…
They both need to be sand blasted and brought back to their original brick color.
I had always thought of them as his & hers houses. I figured that there was a married couple who loved each other but just couldn’t live together so they lived side by side so that they could be close. It’s all very romantic.
I imagined the owners REALLY wanted to be in the Caribbean but couldn’t afford it so brought a little color home.
Painting brick is a crime.
Edward Scissorhands much?
These days it’s 2 group homes owned by the same company. A girls house and a guys house. Notice the ramps?
(Ps. I may have made that up…)
*ramp