My Sept 26 Sign-of-the-day

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My Sept 29 Sign-of-the-Day

My Sept 28 Sign-of-the-Day

My Sept 27 Sign-of-the-Day

My Sept 27 Sign-of-the-Day -I am so tired of seeing these signs around work! UGH

My Sept 25 Sign-of-the-Day

I thought this was an interesting combination of names.

My Sept 24 Sign-of-the-Day

My Sept 23 sign-of-the-day.

Not sure what vapes are...

My Sept 22 sign-of-the-day

Playing catch-up. I didn't even leave my house yesterday so I didn't have a chance to get a pic. Here is my pic for Sept 22.

My Sept 21 Sign-of-the-Day

My Sept 20 Sign-of-the-day

We ate here tonight. And it was delicious, like always!

My Sept 19 Sign-of-the day.
Saw this guy in the middle of a busy street at lunch and couldn't help myself.

 

 

Homecoming Remnants

I just noticed this yesterday afternoon when I got home. Jenna really needs to put this stuff away, but because she didn't, I got an interesting picture!

My Sept 18 Sign of the day.
Not sure what the actual purpose of this stop sign is...

 

My Sept 17 Sign-of-the-Day

My Sept 16 sign-of-the-day

I've always thought this was the coolest sign.

My Sept 15 Sign-of-the-day pic.

This was really a lot of fun. We were all such a colorful mess when it was over!

My Sept 14 Sign-of-the-day

It was windy.  And I guess this qualifies as a sign.

My Sept 13 sign-of-the-day

My Sept 13 sign-of-the-day

My Sept 12 Sign-of-the-day

After the storm

My Sept 11 Sign-of-the-day

I did not check, but I would be willing to bet that this park flooded either today or yesterday or maybe both days. It is built in an arroyo.

Sept 10 Sign-of-the-day

Lunchtime project

Here us the latest progress on my lunchtime project.

My Sept 9 sign-of-the-day

This is a cool new neon sign near my house.

Sept 8 Sign-of the-Day

My Sept 8 daily sign - Lost Dog Trail Head sign.

Sept 7 sign-of-the-day

My Sept 7 daily sign - In downtown El Paso today. 

Sept 6 sign-of-the-day

This is at work.

Old Pic of same Wall!

This is the same wall that was recently exposed when a building in downtown El Paso was demolished - and I just took pictures of it! This picture was taken sometime before 1916. Seen on Facebook Remember in El Paso when - uploaded by Jim Stevens - El Paso downtown Wall - Aultman Collection No A-1170

These painted signs were recently exposed after the demolition of an old building in Downtown El Paso.  The John T. Muir Building was built by Trost and Trost architects in 1916.  It was originally a beautiful building but had been remodeled at some point. Our City council voted to demolish it because: "It is not on the historic register, It's a non-contributing historic building and it has been irreparably altered."  Sad - but on the other hand, it's pretty cool that these signs were exposed!

Unfortunately, I think they are going to be covered up again because the plans are to build a Walgreens on this now-empty lot.

Cross stitch continued

Here is the latest progress on my 'because I can't work out in the building at lunch' project.