“Signs of My Times” are messages I’ve discovered hither and yon that you might find amusing or inspiring. If you capture any worthwhile signs via camera, I would enjoy seeing them and perhaps posting at a later date.
One of my favorites is the following telegram from Al in 1946. Read what Al requests.
This sign on a woman’s bathroom stall at a restaurant in Spearfish, South Dakota, cheered me.
Do you think other words are needed for this sign from California?
Here are directions for keeping one’s car safe at Praise Mountain Retreat Center, Colorado.
We each need inspiration and encouragement. Do the following signs help?
I was at a fund-raiser banquet recently for Hope and Home–a great organization that supports foster parents and their children. On each table were sweet notes like the one below:
At a community festival recently one booth had a Post-it “Happy Board.” Here is what my seven-year-old companion wrote:
What Post-it note would you write if asked, “What makes you happy?”
This tree branch below is in San Jose Municipal Rose Garden.
A multi-language post for peace in front of the campus ministry office at Santa Clara University.
It’s good to remember the following:
“I believe in the sun, even when it is not shining. I believe in love even when I cannot feel it. I believe in God even when He is silent.” (Written on cellar wall during Holocaust.)
Keep alert for the signs of your times all around you.
You can see “Signs of My Times, Part 1,” at https://www.csboyll.com/?p=925