Who knew all this would happen afterwards! "The End of the Working Day" by Jules Breton, 1886. From Brooklyn Museum in Columbia SC Museum in Oct. 2024.
A great collection. Glad to see you can still raise a smile in such trying times. One of my favourites was encountered when walking in the English Lake District: we saw a sign in the middle of a wide boggy area, my walking companion struggled out there to inspect it. He came back to report that it was just a piece of black board but someone had scratched on it "Flick all", if you'll pardon my choice of font.
One must have respite from the crisis. Sanity, perhaps. Your poor brother who worked to read that sign...I bet he would have some choice words as well, perhaps unsaid.
A great collection. Glad to see you can still raise a smile in such trying times. One of my favourites was encountered when walking in the English Lake District: we saw a sign in the middle of a wide boggy area, my walking companion struggled out there to inspect it. He came back to report that it was just a piece of black board but someone had scratched on it "Flick all", if you'll pardon my choice of font.
ReplyDeleteOne must have respite from the crisis. Sanity, perhaps. Your poor brother who worked to read that sign...I bet he would have some choice words as well, perhaps unsaid.
DeleteLove these. Thanks for the smiles........suzi/smartcat
ReplyDeleteLove the private sign!
ReplyDeleteLOWES is most helpful.
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