I used this photo in a previous post about signs and I thought that it conveyed the right attitude concerning certain glass items in this challenge. Enjoy.
Pain in the Glass
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I took this photo in New Mexico with my Canon A620 Powershot Camera.
Photo © Allan G. Smorra, All Rights Reserved
I took this photo with my iPhone 4 and made edits in Snapseed.
Recently I have combined my love of signs with my new passion for iPhoneography and photo editing. The photo below is one of those Only in California shots that I took on a creek bank near a local high school. I am still puzzled by how the otters know to cross the road at this location.
Otter Crossing
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I took this photo with my iPhone 4 and made edits in Snapseed.
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This week’s Story Challenge is the letter “N” and my mind immediately goes to NO, NEVER, do NOT— I think you get the picture here.
I decided to take a look at the warning signs around my workplace to show how many things workers canNOT do. As it turned out, there are a lot of helpful warning signs that are cautionary in nature and only a few signs that are flat-out NO, or NEVER messages.
This exercise made me realize that my reaction to many suggestions has been to turn them into rules and that is a problem. I can take a suggestion, but I don’t especially like following a rule. Hmmmmph, a mental change is required at this point (my boss will be thrilled…).
Thank you, Frizz, for this challenge and this experience of personal growth.
Found in the window of a Barber shop in San Antonio.
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Travel Theme Photo Challenge: Signs
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Today’s Chuckle:
A guy walks into a Barber Shop and asks the barber, “Can you give me a hair cut like Michael Jackson’s?”
The barber says, “Sure, have a seat.”
The guy sits down in the chair and after a few minutes falls asleep. He wakes up when the barber taps him on the shoulder and says, “You are all done.”
The guy looks at himself in the mirror and his head is completely bald. He says to the barber, “I thought you said that you could give me a haircut like Michael Jackson’s?”
The barber says, “Yes, I did.”
The guy says, “Michael Jackson doesn’t have a haircut like this!”
The barber says, “He would if he came here and I gave him a haircut.”
This is a storage can for oily rags destined for disposal.
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