wild and crazy Liz

Another dealer in the Heirloom Cupboard, next to Shirley Moon's section was Liz Scala. Liz was tall and thin with wild blonde hair. She wore 50's cat's eye glasses and red lipstick. She was in her 50's and you could tell she had been very attractive in her day, still was. No one had let her know she was getting old, she walked like she was on the "runway" and dressed like a 1950's movie star. She was from the "Burg"...as in Pitts "burg" and nothing in Ohio could compare to PA. Liz was a genuine character! She talked with an accent, don't know from where... not Pittsburg at any rate! It was sort of a mix between southern belle and the Bronx...it added to her appeal. We all said that if Liz's arms were tied to her sides she wouldn't be able to talk. You had to give her plenty of room when she was telling you something because her arms would be a'swingin'! She was entertainment with a flair. I enjoyed Liz. She was the one Shirley Moon did her impressions of the most, and Liz loved it!
Liz was a shrewd business woman, had her own shop at one time in Medina and she taught me about vendor's licenses, sales tax, and keeping inventory records. I owe a lot of my success today to that wild haired, crazy lady.