Little to report from here unless you’d like a riveting account of my knitting the last square for the throws I’m making for our twin granddaughters.
We do now boast a
refurbished water tower here. I thought it looked pretty good before, but the
local powers-that-be must have decided it needed a little sprucing up.
Big deal,
you’re thinking, but one thing I found fascinating is the fellow doing the work
is painting it by hand.
Makes the Sistine Chapel at only 68 feet high look a little tame.
Then on our way back from our bike ride to breakfast today we spotted this sign.
This looks like a tag sale that means business.
That is certainly an eye-catching sign. It reminds me of a death notice I saw many years ago. Most of the notice was stock standard but it finished with the lines 'the old cow has gone up the paddock for the last time'. I would love to know the story behind it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! And equally appropriate for a gravestone.
DeleteTricky painting! Nerves of steel ! The sign is an inspiration! I saw one in Palm Springs that said "Dead people's stuff". Also inspiring. Time for a sale!
ReplyDeleteThere's a sign I couldn't ignore. I'd be at that sale when the garage door opened. Or gate if it's a yard sale.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the painting.
All the water towers near me are painted white.
ReplyDeleteAh, but here we focus on the touristas.
DeleteHa! That's an awesome name for a sale. The water tower is looking quite swank! I wonder how much the city paid for that little spruce-up?
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting design on that tower. I think he is doing a great job. And yeah, that sign pretty much says it all! :-)
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