This eye doctor is in Sagamore. Every time I pass this sign, I think of the eyes in the Dr. T.J. Eckleburg sign, from The Great Gatsby, which is one of my fave books. I can't help but wonder if Dr. Bodrie did it on purpose, and I'd love to ask him.
This is how the eyes were portrayed in the 1974 version of "The Great Gatsby". (how young was Sam Waterson?!)
Yes, "Eye" do see what you mean. Sorry, couldnt help myself. ;)
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Ahhh, The Great Gatsby is my favorite. How cool!!!
ReplyDeleteEye totally agree! hehe
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Sonnia
Wheye don't you ask the Doc?
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool sign; and Sam looks about 15!!
ReplyDeleteLove those eyes!
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KarenG
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Some of my Facebook friends who live nearby know this doctor and are going to try and remember to ask him if he did his sign was influenced by Gatsby!
ReplyDeleteCute sign! and I LOVE the clouds in your banner pic, how amazing. Visited via the A to Z challenge.
ReplyDeleteGreat sign. Love The Great Gatsby.
ReplyDeleteIt IS a great sign! And Sam Waterston has done some amazing work over the years!!
ReplyDeleteI think I like the version with Robert Redford best but am a big fan of Sam Waterston ever since I saw him in 'The Killing Fields'.
ReplyDeleteThat eye doc has to be a Gatsby fan! That is exactly how I pictured the image described in the book.
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