Thank you for a fantastic blog. Love where you live!! Spent the past hour going through your entries; thoroughly entertained! ~xx Barb xx~ Melbourne/Australia
Thanks for your comment today. The more people who think and talk about the issue, the better.
Was your husband driving and photographing? Oh oh! Looks like he was out on the Interstate. The owner of that car may have been English.
My wife and I love Maine and have visited four times in recent years: a week on Mt. Desert Island and three visits to the Maine Photography Workshops for me. I posted a picture of Stephen King's house in Bangor on my blog last summer. Don't know your part of the state, though. Some day...
omg its a car!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a fantastic blog. Love where you live!! Spent the past hour going through your entries; thoroughly entertained!
ReplyDelete~xx Barb xx~
Melbourne/Australia
Thanks for your comment today. The more people who think and talk about the issue, the better.
ReplyDeleteWas your husband driving and photographing? Oh oh! Looks like he was out on the Interstate. The owner of that car may have been English.
My wife and I love Maine and have visited four times in recent years: a week on Mt. Desert Island and three visits to the Maine Photography Workshops for me. I posted a picture of Stephen King's house in Bangor on my blog last summer. Don't know your part of the state, though. Some day...
Great vanity plate catch. I guess the DMV let that one pass.
ReplyDeleteLOLOLOLOL! It's really amazing what you can say with British terms that wouldn't fly if you used the American equivalent.
ReplyDeleteAll I thought of was the Sex Pistols. I had to look up the meaning. Funny, lets hope they dont get a letter to return them.
ReplyDeleteHa, love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat they don't know won't hurt them
ReplyDelete-giggles- Don't you just love vanity plates. Except when they are too obscure. Then they are *irritating.* :-)
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