The best sign of all, which designated 11 parking places for seniors...hope somebody would enforce it, but of course tickets won't be coming for swimming families who park there. It's a gesture at least. I can't walk all the way from the tennis court parking lot in the hot noontime sun. So if I can't find parking, I'll just have to go home. I try to arrive early for the 2 exercises classes that start at 11.
Some days a friend gives me a ride, and she lets me out where I can walk to the Lakeview Center where lunch is offered to seniors. She then goes to the farther parking lot and doesn't mind walking that distance. She's just 62 years young!
Sharing with Signs2
This sign is outside the White Horse entertainment venue which also serves drinks. At the time it advertised the first annual Black Mountain Blues Festival, which it co-sponsored. I haven't heard any reports as to the success as measured by the businesses. I don't usually go places in the evening, so have missed a lot of the entertainment available here. I do remember several years ago that the White Horse wasn't airconditioned or heated, so one had to dress accordingly, though a big garage style door would be open to the fresh air outside often.
This is our local Thrift Shop in Black Mountain. Sure there's a Goodwill down the road, but they are national and have all those administrators. Kiwanis is volunteer run. (There may be some board in charge, but it's a non-profit which donates to other non-profits, win-win.)
Today's quote:
That moment of inward breath, that pause and awareness of “how beautiful this is” is a prayer of appreciation, a moment of gratitude in which I behold beauty and am one with it. |
JEAN SHINODA BOLEN Sharing with Tom the backroads Traveler - Signs2 |
