While I was working in Kentucky this past week, I saw several things that made me go, "Hmmm..." and I wanted to share some of my happy photos that I took of these things so maybe you can get some "happy" out of them too. You'll understand my warped sense of humor as you scroll through them.
For some reason, this just made me giggle while I stood on someone's front porch. It reminds me of the "Eat More Chicken" campaign by Chik*Fila (spelled right?).
As I rang the bell of this house, I looked down and saw this. It's not surprising that the owner had two big chunky labs living in their house. I'd like one of these doormats.
Since this was out front the week before Christmas I thought it was pretty funy.
People, people, people ... can you say moderation???
Same house - different angle. Holy smokes.
And last, but probably the thing that got me downright giddy with excitement was the Big Boy. When I was little Shoney*s was the Big Boy and then there was some lawsuit or something and they couldn't be the "Big Boy" anymore. I remember when they (Shoney*s) had a drive-in that my mom and I would go to. I had a Big Boy rubber bank that I played with all the time in the tub. It's one of my earlier memories. I stopped and turned around to go back to see this. The "Big Boys" were a LOT like Mc*Donald's Big*Mac sandwiches, as I recollect. Ahhh... good memories.
For some reason, this just made me giggle while I stood on someone's front porch. It reminds me of the "Eat More Chicken" campaign by Chik*Fila (spelled right?).
As I rang the bell of this house, I looked down and saw this. It's not surprising that the owner had two big chunky labs living in their house. I'd like one of these doormats. 
Since this was out front the week before Christmas I thought it was pretty funy.
People, people, people ... can you say moderation???
Same house - different angle. Holy smokes.
And last, but probably the thing that got me downright giddy with excitement was the Big Boy. When I was little Shoney*s was the Big Boy and then there was some lawsuit or something and they couldn't be the "Big Boy" anymore. I remember when they (Shoney*s) had a drive-in that my mom and I would go to. I had a Big Boy rubber bank that I played with all the time in the tub. It's one of my earlier memories. I stopped and turned around to go back to see this. The "Big Boys" were a LOT like Mc*Donald's Big*Mac sandwiches, as I recollect. Ahhh... good memories.
2 comments:
I had the same bank!
Ah, Big boy...such memories for me too!
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