I admire the cleverness of creating signs or messages that allow you to keep your hands free, like the hoodie in the photo above (I need that!), or headwear, or sandwich boards. I think the next time I participate in a protest I'm going to try the sandwich board approach.
I hope you're enjoying all the protest signs. I took all of these with my cell phone, by the way. I hate to be encumbered by an actual camera during an event like this, but on the other hand I think my cell phone takes lousy pictures by comparison. Oh well! Which one of these signs do you like best? My favorite is definitely the one at the top of this post. That took some effort!
More faves from the march! I love how funny some of the signs are. Humor is helping us all save our sanity right now. I'll take all I can get.
I'm going to spend the next few days sharing my favorite signs from our local No Kings protest on March 28th. That's me in the photo above! Did you participate in your city? We had a huge turnout here, it was fun!
In the older parts of town here, the color of spring is pink! Legions of trees burst into lovely blush colored bloom every April. I look forward to it every year.
A little gallows humor for today -- or maybe I should say guillotine humor. This was my friend JB's choice of earrings for the No Kings protest on March 28th.
The Denver Coliseum was built in 1951 and is still going strong. Also, it has some really cool metal doors. There's more than one set of them of course, it's a gargantuan building with lots of ways to get in and out. I took this with my cell phone while waiting for Pat to find a parking spot when we went to the powwow a couple of weekends ago.
