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Nebraska City, Nebraska

 

Downtown Nebraska City has a lot of really great 19th c. commercial architecture. The City has revitalized and or resurrected many old signs on buildings, as well as had quite a few murals professionally painted. Normally I don't prefer old signs to be painted or repainted but the signs and murals in this town are done so well it really works here. The sense of pride in this town is obvious.

Old house and bicycles can show, Caotun Township pace of life, Between the busy city and the countryside.(Nantou, Taiwan)

老屋和腳踏車可以展現,草屯鎮的生活步調,在繁忙的城市和鄉村之間。(南投草屯)

Quality medicinal herbs from the mountain with good water

How these classic painted buildings adds from the 30s still are legible, but they are dwindling. NYC in the days of sea travels was a bustling point of entry for products across the globe. These few ads are the remnants of the days of sea travel.

Took a picture last summer that looks like advertisement.

Explore #480 Well after about 45 days we finally got a sunset of any note. I looked out the window and squealed when I saw it, it was such an unfamiliar, yet comforting sight ;)

 

There is a series of new advertisements on the television here at the moment. They are about (un)complicating your life, (un)stressing (un)winding and generally putting more (un) into your life.

 

It goes on to say.... does it really matter if for one night in the week the kids have toast for dinner, or the floor does not get mopped for a few days (weeks...lol) but that is is more important to (un)wind...

 

I am really liking these ads for some reason, and I am not a TV ad junkie kinda gal. lol But the message there is solid and (un)deniable.... we do need more (un) in our life.

 

So what things do we need to (un) up in our day to day routines?? that will make our lives less (un)comfortable and more (un)deniably wonderful lol ...

 

see I am liking the (un)'s

 

Is it ok to sometimes say well I am sorry, but I am (un)able to do that.....and more importantly be (un)affected by that choice.

 

Can we just let ourselves be (un)armed and let go....and not have to have everything planned and in order...

 

I certainly do not think that that is (un)attainable :) In fact I think it is definitely not (un)relalistic to want that for ourselves sometimes.

 

If we have learned this behaviour of always having to DO, can it be (un)learned?

 

I do think this could (un)lock some of the daily stresses if we just let go sometimes and be a little more (un)neurotic lol Because are we really being the best we can when we are (un)rested, (un)happy and (un)fulfilled?

  

So here is to getting some more (un) in your life. I would like to be more (un) encumbered, (un)wrinked and (un)even lol just to name a few......

 

How about you...? What would you like to (un) ?

 

Think about it lol I promise it wont be to (un)comforting....

 

So here is to an (un)eventful Saturday , a (un)caring Sunday and a (un)Mondayitis Monday lol :) Car (ok I made unmondayitis up- sue me lol )

 

Today's Carsounds - www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjD29CMNux0

  

Advertisement from the 50's. Moved pano app. up and down.

Interesting advertisement, pity a full broadside photo op was not currently available.

right before a window............ could't get to sleep i guess

Copyright © 2007 Elisabeth de Ru

 

Original photo / artist unknown, this is a photo of a photo (advert) in the Paris subway!

I found a treasure again :) including tons of craft ideas and other stylish pictures! And... a vintage Lundby Gothenburg!

 

More pictures blogged at: Püppilottchen and Püppilottchen´s toy blog

Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mk.II

M.Zuiko 45mm/f1.8

Yonge Street, nearing the Eaton Centre.

Rolleicord Vb

Ilford HP5 plus, Rodinal 1+50

Zwaag - Just love that smile, eyes and curls.

Edited Scanned A4 Image Abstract of 'The Week' Advertisement Page

 

GPB 1F(Invrt(PresetIntnsAccnt+TrncBlu+(Rot+45Mltpy(CrosProcMltpyStrgVgnt(B&W))HDRCompo3exSHcRot90HFlp

 

Scanned

Flare - Invert - Preset : Intense Accent

Flare - Preset : Tronic Blue

Flare - Rotate : +45 - Multiply - Cross Process > Multiply : Strong Vignette - Black & White

Great Photo Pro - HDR : 3 Image Composite

SnapHeal - Rotate 90 : Horizontal Flip

 

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American Motors ad., scanned from natgeo may 1972 issue.

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