When I was in Sweden, I took pictures of a sign. On one side, there was this:
Sure, it’s saying: children, do not look both ways, run across the street from your home to greet the adult. That’s standard. But then, on the OTHER SIDE OF THE SAME SIGN, there’s this:
Now you’re saying DON’T run across the street? Or maybe do look both ways? Or maybe don’t run across streets toward random adults? Or maybe this is saying there is no nearby house? What does this mean!?
Recently Airplanes, Rainbow Speak and I did one of those BYOB art things. They seem to be getting popular. I’ve seen lots of names for them: Pinot and Picasso, Painting with a Twist, Painties in a Twist, Rum and Rembrandt, Vino and Van Gogh, etc. (Some of those I made up just now.)
It was a lot of fun. Here’s our brilliant art.
Airplanes
(Who stuck very close to what we were told to do.)
Mine
(Signed with my artist name, D.M. Dorcesthire)
Rainbow Speak
(Not that you can win at art, but that night he won at art. Just look at the pirate ship.)
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