Warning!

 I hope they catch this guy. 

Head On Over!

 These signs on a telephone pole here in town give you milage
to lots of points around the state -- and the country. 

Good idea!

The sign outside Texas Chili Parlor where we ate this afternoon. They must have had it up
during the cold snap last week. It was warm today. 

Ringing in Valentine's Day

The shop owners on South Congress come up with some catchy things to say.

This place offers a lot of jewelry -- like earrings. We saw this sign on the day before Valentine's. 

Love these signs

 The one on the left especially. Maybe the right ones refers to some ladies who live in the house. 

A worthwhile thing to do after school

 I hope that some kids try these classes out -- being able to take good photos is a nice skill to have. 

That's One Way of Looking At It

 

This is the first time I have seen this particular sign asking folks to clean up after man's best friend.

Opposing viewpoints

A couple of revisions were made to these signs.

Another good sign

Signs like this one are all over the inner city neighborhoods in Austin.

That is the truth

We can all say that at this point, I think. Sorry for the fuzzy focus.

Humor on the Old Marquee

This building is a business now, I think. It was once a theater. So they used the marquee for a joke.

Nice sentiment

We saw this sign on a church wall the other day.

Good advice

I have to remind myself to do a lot of this activity these days.

Slowly

Whoever designed these signs needs a grammar lesson. But, this is Texas where we had a motto for the highways: "Drive Friendly." For the record, slow and friendly are adjectives and modify nouns! So, please drive slowly in a friendly manner or something. In any case, they are trying to eliminate some through traffic to give people a safer place to walk and such (as you see FFP doing) during the pandemic.

Let's all do this!

We saw this sign in Hyde Park recently.

Signs of the Times

These keep popping up...with the owner's fill in the blank reason. Haven't seen any for the red side.

Quotes for Just Now

Saw a couple more of these on a recent walk.

Song signs of Hope

These signs with song lines keep cropping up in neighborhoods, offering hope or amusement. And that door and house number? Love it.

No Fires

I'm surprised it's an issue, but there you go.

Another good one

El Arroyo's sign handlers always have a good thought or two.