All of her signs had “God Bless” written across the bottom. That’s a trope now. Whether your claim is that of a homeless veteran or a Katrina victim or just a wise-ass gutterpunk with a sign that says, “I need beer,” writing “God Bless” on the bottom of your sign is telling passersby that you’re safe, you’re good, you’re just unlucky, but you’re right with the Lord.–Vice
Walked south on the Hudson River Greenway. The Charlottesville greenbelt is a very different walk. In Charlottesville the intersection of river and the land retains natural function plus native flora and fauna. There is communication going on between river and land. Loved walking the Hudson but the Rivanna has more to say.
Charlene Green lays out the ground rules at the July 27 public hearing held by the Blue Ribbon Commission on Race, Memorials and Public Spacesthe dot exercise
I wonder if there are variable font sizessign haiku with Jamaican twangBe careful brave pedestrians. Motorists don’t notice change in the rut to work.10th and Water intersection traffic pattern change. It has been a long time coming.
