I can just picture the blind people and their guide dogs happily wandering beyond the open gates.
I saw a sign you'd like last week at the Emergency after hours doctors room: "Mobile phones are to be turned off when being seen by the doctors or nurses". I lay my phone on the bed and was trying to get it and the sign in the shot when the nurse came in and drew my attention to the next line - "No filming or photography". To my amazement she could not see what I was getting at! I think I was lucky she let me wait for the doctor.
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We may be apart but when I look at the sky and remember that we are standing on the same earth, looking at the same moon, somehow you don't seem so far away after all.
LIFE
Life isn't about dawdling to the grave, arriving safely in an attractive, wrinkle-free body but rather an adventure that ends skidding in sideways, champagne in one hand, strawberries in the other, totally worn out, screaming "Yee-ha. What a ride!!"
Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass… It’s about learning to dance in the rain. (With thanks to shabby girl ofA Travelling Fish)
But what are plans other than more restrictions? (With thanks to Pauline)
Feeling young is fabulous but growing old is a blessing!!! (A comment on this blog by Jaz who used to writeTreacy Travels.)
The trick to pushing 70, GB, is to push back -- hard!!! (A comment by Carol aka Canadian Chickadee who comments but does not blog)
Having lived the majority of my life in the Hebrides where my heart is, I feel I can now call myself a Hebridean. For nine years I lived half my life in New Zealand: a country I love. It was an honour being a part time Kiwi.
Do folk ever read copy before going to the expense of a sign? No as a nation we just love signs.
ReplyDeleteI can just see that garden full of guide dogs! Thanks for the laugh. (You do have "an eye" for these things!)
ReplyDeletevery ambiguous, eh? I suppose guide dogs read too as well as their other talents?
ReplyDeletehee hee
ReplyDeleteOf course the dogies can read Scrappy Grams, most intelligent animals. Makes me wonder about the IQs of some sign writers/designers.
I can just picture the blind people and their guide dogs happily wandering beyond the open gates.
ReplyDeleteI saw a sign you'd like last week at the Emergency after hours doctors room: "Mobile phones are to be turned off when being seen by the doctors or nurses". I lay my phone on the bed and was trying to get it and the sign in the shot when the nurse came in and drew my attention to the next line - "No filming or photography". To my amazement she could not see what I was getting at! I think I was lucky she let me wait for the doctor.
But...if only guides dogs are allowed, they will have no one to guide!
ReplyDeleteAh, well, those hard-working guide dogs need some time and space on their own, too, I guess!
ReplyDelete@Adrian: as a nation, I think Germans are even "worse" when it comes to putting up signs. And they do not proof read, either...