We saw this sign while out for a drive in Sequim this weekend and thought it fitting for the theme day.
(More to come on site changes tomorrow)
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
We saw this sign while out for a drive in Sequim this weekend and thought it fitting for the theme day.
(More to come on site changes tomorrow)
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Shannon – was presently surprised this morning when I saw glad a new Sequim Daily Photo had been posted. Glad to know that you are stepping in!
Chris
OK – guess I was double excited since I typed “glad” instead of “that” in the 1st sentence 🙂
super to have my number one photo a day still going.
Welcome back, and that’s quite a hilarious sign there! Greetings from Mumbai.
– Mindless Mumbai
Great sign – good of you to keep Norma’s blog going.
I was surprised also, but I did think of you as a taker-over when I read of Norma’s “retirement”. Welcome!
Love your choice for the first day! I am happy to know you are taking over – I would have had a very hard time getting through the day without a Sequim picture. Greetings from Iowa!
Yep…I like this sign…and I am delighted you are at the helm. I’ll be by frequently to check it out…and happy birthday to J-Dog.
where is this sign located?
Hi Ron, I believe it was on Jamestown Road.
Thanks to everyone for the welcome!
We have enjoyed your photo’s in the past when you filled in for Norma. Love the sign. . . as a grandparent, I thought, does this mean “watch out we might be in the street” or “watch out, we might be slowly crossing the street with our grandkids? Either way, I like it!
very funny indeed!!
That is a very funny one.
I’m a longtime visitor of Norma’s and glad you will be covering her beat in Sequim.
Best to you, and welcome to our very friendly community!
-Kim
PS, the stats listed above in the sidebar are actually the number of page loads rather than individual visits (which is in the 145,000 neighborhood).
-K.
I like the idea that us grandparents are sometimes a little slow to get “it.”
Some grandparents are slow, and some are fast. The fast ones can watch out for themselves 🙂