It was starting to bother me that pretty much all I see are McCain/Palin signs around these parts. It was also starting to bother me that I had some fear around putting up an Obama lawn sign.
Yesterday, I threw caution to the wind and put up a sign. Afterwards, Dick told me that someone nearby had someone smash up their Obama signs and make quite a mess of their yard. I thought I was just being paranoid. Oh well.
Image note: Robert Rauschenberg
I do not know the name of this print nor when it was done. I found it through Google images and there was no information. It has little to do with the post, though there's JFK, so it's got a political feeling to it, of course. My major desire for the image that accompanies this post is the desire to make up for yesterday's "Pinhead" photograph.
5 comments:
Yay! Good for you!!
I've been wanting to put up an Obama sign, but I don't have a lawn. I live in an apartment, I guess I could stick it the window:)
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YES YOU CAN!
Whoo hoo!
My house looks like the campaign headquarters - lawn sign, cardboard signs in every window, bumper stickers on both cars, buttons on every jacket and bag ...
Sadly, I couldn't find the campaign headquarters in Belfast last week. They moved! So, I got my sign (one button and two copies of "We the People. . .") in Waterville. I was shocked that the person working there was most unfriendly. If I was a late decider, I would have been put off. Well, I was put off, but it doesn't affect my vote!
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