I spotted this great sign in Rainbow Gardens, a truly unique decor and giftware store housed in the indoor swimming pool of a former Victorian spa and resort in Northern Utah.
This is the first backyard skate park I’ve ever seen, so I had to pause and snap some photos.
Walmart does it again!
Because every respectable suburban home needs Egyptian statuary in the courtyard! 🙂
I saw these delightfully homely signs while taking the Monte Cristo scenic drive through rural northern Utah a few weeks ago.
This is the time of year that ranchers bring their sheep and cows down off federal land, where they’ve been grazing all summer.
Naturally, I had to wonder—Do only the slow sheep hang out on the road?
The fast sheep are quick enough to get out of the way of speeding cars! 😉
I spotted this fun sticker proclaiming automotive financial wisdom on a car in my workplace parking lot the other day!
As an aside—I’ve found debt-free living to be a highly satisfying lifestyle and I’m happy to own my own I-paid-for-it-with-cash vehicle. I recommend Dave Ramsey’s 7 Baby Steps as a great guide for budgeting, paying off debt, saving money, and building wealth.
I spotted these skeleton statue decorations in the midst of the Halloween aisles at my local Michaels store recently. What a perfectly specific gift for any Halloween-loving yogis in your life. 🙂
I’m guessing that this person is 1) an ardent practitioner of crewel embroidery and 2) an admirer of the villainess in the The 101 Dalmatians!
“Crewel embroidery, or crewelwork, is a type of surface embroidery using wool. A wide variety of different embroidery stitches are used to follow a design outline applied to the fabric. The technique is at least a thousand years old.”
—Wikipedia
Simple statement or subtle threat? Either way, the anonymous message on this break room banana is soon likely to self-destruct.
“Locks keep out only the honest.”
—Jewish proverb
“Locks keep honest men from making mistakes.”
—Mexican proverb
Will 5 padlocks be enough to keep this gate closed?
