I was hoping to see that you went up to Central Park to take pictures of all the trees down...looks like a tornado went through the place...but your signs are cute....
Once in New Orleans a friend and I went to three psychics in one afternoon( after we had been in Pat O'briens bar for several hours ) Good for a laugh, but no help finding our hotel.
Without psychic help I learned to always carry the name of my hotel and to limit the Tequila Sunrises.
Love the combination of lines, angles, colors, words, even numbers in this picture.
I hope that $15./half-hour is for something else and not a palm reading....I cannot imagine having someone telling me my so-called future for 30 minutes. That's a frightening prospect. 3 minutes, tops, ought to do it.
Word verication is vapitly. That's the speed at which I'd run from a German palm reader.
Daryl!!!! Post of the DAY!!!! Congrats to a very deserving friend. :)
LOVE that photo with all the colors, angles, shading, and social statements. I share your opinion of this uh, "art" form on psychic readings. I never understood the logic behind the psychic hotline. If they knew I wanted to call and was willing to pay, wouldn't they call me?
I needed a good laugh tonight:) Once went to one in Atlantic City for fun with friends. She told me I was having more kids. I asked for my money back and she said why and I told her to pay for the new baby of course! Joyce
Lol, on the note. Unfortunately I don't believe in this stuff, lol, I think it is all mind work, if they tell us that something bad or good will happen, I think we will make the bad or good. BTW congrats on POD at David's blog. Anna :)
I am always thinking,
I was hoping to see that you went up to Central Park to take pictures of all the trees down...looks like a tornado went through the place...but your signs are cute....
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ReplyDeleteLOL!
ReplyDeleteYour comments are even better than the photo!
ReplyDeleteDen Mom
Ha, ha..yes, no disappointment for the psychic then....
ReplyDeleteI'm loving "Knitty City" too!
Once in New Orleans a friend and I
ReplyDeletewent to three psychics in one afternoon( after we had been in
Pat O'briens bar for several hours )
Good for a laugh, but no help finding our hotel.
Without psychic help I learned to always carry the name of my hotel
and to limit the Tequila Sunrises.
HA ~ funniest post I have read in a while! Truly made me laugh outloud loudly! Fun photo with so much to see. Happy Weekend!
ReplyDeleteLOL- wonder if Knitty City can do anything with my hair?
ReplyDeleteI think you should go in just to shock her!
ReplyDeleteI want to know how the psychic came up with $15.21 as a price. Maybe we should all play that number and then buy ourselves an island
ReplyDeleteI love knitty city!!! makes me want to stab someone with a knitting needle ;)
Ah but if you do decide to go in sometime they may be expecting you! LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the combination of lines, angles, colors, words, even numbers in this picture.
ReplyDeleteI hope that $15./half-hour is for something else and not a palm reading....I cannot imagine having someone telling me my so-called future for 30 minutes. That's a frightening prospect. 3 minutes, tops, ought to do it.
Word verication is vapitly. That's the speed at which I'd run from a German palm reader.
My thought has always been, why don't the play the Lottery.
ReplyDeleteAmen to that! Hopefully, they will step out & trip you if they have something important to say to you...
ReplyDeleteI always wondered by they asked your name when you got there.... shouldn't they know already???
ReplyDeleteThat made me chuckle! Tee-Hee!
ReplyDeleteVery funny! But how would the psychic know you passed by? S(he) knows *nothing* until the cash register sings. ;D
ReplyDeleteDaryl!!!! Post of the DAY!!!! Congrats to a very deserving friend. :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE that photo with all the colors, angles, shading, and social statements. I share your opinion of this uh, "art" form on psychic readings. I never understood the logic behind the psychic hotline. If they knew I wanted to call and was willing to pay, wouldn't they call me?
:) they will also know that you will feature them on the world wide web!
ReplyDeletegreat photograph!
So curious..have you ever been? Go. I dare you, use my name, tell me what she says. I love your eyes.
ReplyDeletebwhahahahahaha! I've always been curious about what goes on in these places. But never quite curious enough to venture in. Maybe I'll try it some day.
ReplyDeleteYes, David is correct! Your humor makes my day!
ReplyDeleteDid I read that correct...1/2 hour special for $15.21? LOL.
snort!
ReplyDeleteI needed a good laugh tonight:) Once went to one in Atlantic City for fun with friends. She told me I was having more kids. I asked for my money back and she said why and I told her to pay for the new baby of course!
ReplyDeleteJoyce
Lol, on the note. Unfortunately I don't believe in this stuff, lol, I think it is all mind work, if they tell us that something bad or good will happen, I think we will make the bad or good. BTW congrats on POD at David's blog. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteHa ha!!
ReplyDeleteI love how the signs are stair stepped and the colors are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteL O L ;-]
ReplyDeletei always wonder that too! (who's 'disa')
ReplyDeleteI love what you wrote.. cute.
ReplyDeleteTee-hee. If she's worthy of her sign, she knew! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm more interested in knitty city!
ReplyDeleteI'm likin' Knitty City...
ReplyDeleteFunny and good thinking on your part!
ReplyDeleteHeh! (But I want to see what's inside "knitty city."
ReplyDeleteExactly.
ReplyDeleteThat's such an unusual special price, too.
That's nice, I love it!!!
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