Weekly Photo Post: The Sign Says [casual fri]

This week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge theme is “The Sign Says” (okay, as of today, this technically last week’s theme). Anyway, the prompt was to post pictures of signs that we’ve taken and why we picked them. So here a few signs I’ve taken pictures of over the years. This post is just a fun one. Nothing profound here. Enjoy.

Now, even in spite of my coffee snobbery, I really do love Starbucks coffee and (some of) their espresso drinks. So this isn’t a knock on them–I just thought this sign was hilarious.

A notification is a sign, right? This was an insightful comment my Windows laptop at work offered me shortly after starting my job.

My job takes me into a lot of governmental offices. Sometimes, you are impressed will how competent they actually (surprisingly) are. Other times, though, the only re-affirm your greatest fears about who actually works for the government. At every level. This was at a Department of Public Welfare office in West Philadelphia.

And there you go. Go in peace into your weekend.

See my past Weekly Photo Challenges here.

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