The Bridgeway Motel sits adjacent to some land that I own. And beyond that is where my mother and grandmother still live. I don't remember the colors of the sign but come to think of it, it is most likely the biggest neon sign in town. There can't be more than a handful. For decades it was the only motel in the town, although there may have been a few cabins to rent on the lake. I'm not sure if I've even been inside one of the motel rooms. Great photo.
I love this postcard. Great Copy. " To fool the world...."
The Chinese Space Program is truly one of the wonders of the world, at least to me. It seems a little odd that a country which still needs economic help, uh, like zillions of yen in Grant Aid, Loan Aid and Technical Cooperation from neighbors like Japan would spend a good chunk of it to put a couple of people in space. I'm wondering to why Japan doesn't demand a little more respect for the goodwill it extends (I'm not blind to the self-interest of Japan. Can you say market development?) In any case, a little propaganda seems to make the spaceships fly better. As do dogs and cats too.
Thanks to Stephan via Inky Circus
The new pizza delivery shop in town. Can't you tell by the name? Haven't tried it yet, but the menu includes pasta, gratin, doria, gelato and of course, pizza. Who knew about the cones?
While there are certainly quite a few color tools available for creating color schemes and color matching, there's a new one out now by Genometri - GenoColor that takes a very different approach to creating color schemes. GenoPalette will help you create eye-popping color schemes, color combinations, match existing colors, fine tune colors, and calibrate colors. Read more about it, along with links to other helpful color tools, in today's post. (278 words, 7 links)
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