Thursday, May 07, 2009

::signs pt 4::

I'm thinking I'd better post these before we hit the statute of limitations, since they're from our old house!!

I neglected to get a photo of the for sale sign that's on Max's little tykes car. I'm not sure why it's for sale, but it is. Actually I think he means it's more for rent, since he says anybody can use it that needs to.
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Here is the elevator button array. I think it's my favorite sign of all.
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I kept wondering what the people thought that came through for showings--there were so many signs all over the place!

Here's kind of a mysterious one. It's a paper towel roll that says do not enter. It was quite the process to hang it on the wall. I'm not sure what we're not supposed to enter. It was right next to our bedroom--sorry Max, we do go in there.
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Another one I think I missed was the "no smoking" sign on the front door. It's really funny because he drew the cigarette and the smoke but neglected to draw the circle with the slash through it. So really it's a smoking sign. Not exactly what we're going for.

And here's the man himself, hard at work on more signs!
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Oh, and in case anybody was worried, he did find a good candidate for an elevator here at the new house. I'm sure it'll all work out.

3 comments:

K said...

My house seems so empty. I wonder if we have an elevator here? Perhaps I have not discovered it yet. If there were signs that could direct me to it, I might be able to visit you. I wonder if you are on MY fourth floor? We have no for sale signs out, no elevator buttons. We could probably use a few Do Not Enters, especially for the dogs. I've got to go check the yellow pages. Harpo Marx Sign Company. I know I've heard of something like that?

grampa Guy said...

I'm glad you have an elevator in your new house, and I hope it has a button that goes here.

Love you all

Grampa Guy

K said...

Much better now. I was having a problem envisioning this car sign, and now I can do it. The car looks like it's in good shape, and heaven knows it's green-based. I'm thinking about this . . .