I drank the Kool-Aid
I was in a bad mood near the end of the work today, and then I read my writing instructor’s critique of my latest assignment. I’m so frustrated by this brutal class that I don’t plan to take another anytime soon. Rather than wallow in my own self-pity, I grabbed my camera and took a detour home from the office.
I have been seeing what my sister-in-law and my friend Jenni have been doing with I Should Be Folding Laundry‘s YOU CAPTURE projects so I decided to join in the fun.
This week’s assignment was old signs and when I learned that, I knew exactly where to go – the Burbank Cinema.
Not far from the Burbank, I saw this:
And down the street, I stopped at this place, that’s been around since the early 1900s:
I thought I was done so I headed home, but then this one caught my eye:
I LOVE THIS POST! I adore old signs, and I’ve been wandering around the city and documenting them for myself.
Love love love.
Yea!!! I’m so glad you joined in the fun! Love your shots, as always! Isn’t it a nice release from all of your writing crap?!
Come back and play again!
Wonderful! I love the shadow on the plumbing sign.
Those are great signs. I absolutely love old neon signs. I take pictures of them whenever I spot one.
Lovely!
Those are great shots. You’re such an excellent writer, that instructor obviously has issues.
Great shots. Really enjoyed them.
Good luck with the rest of your class!
These are very interesting signs to passby when you’re on your way home. Next time I walk home, I’ll be sure to snap a few photos too 🙂
I love these photos! So beautiful 🙂
All of these signs are right in my neighborhood, except the Burbank Cinema one. (That’s not too far, though). Nice photos.