As you might have gathered, I'm not going anywhere today. But having done some travel last weekend (as evidenced by the photo of the plankers in Kansas City), I do have some other pictures to share from that neck of the woods.
First something you'll rarely see on the East Coast. Not that we don't have tornadoes on the East Coast but I suppose they're more common in Missouri (which after all is right next to Kansas, home of Dorothy Gale and her beloved Toto.)
Then, this sign, which never fails to crack me up when visiting my husband's hometown which is up to 3,000 some residents, up from just 1,234 when he was a kid.
And if you can't tell much about the sign's surroundings from the photo above, let me just share with you a photo shot just 10 minutes down the road.
God bless America in all her diversity. And a happy Thanksgiving to you, dear reader, wherever your travels may take you.
I never knew that Dorothy had a last name. How did I miss that? Maybe it's because I was always so frightened by the evil neighbor on her bike who was trying to snatch Toto that my brain didn't register any other details.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Anne! Without the Macy's Day parade playing on tv in the background and the smell of pies baking in the oven, it feels like just another regular day in Paris.