I spiffed up my garage with resistance messages!
These were my yard signs from election season. We're on a busy corner & every day I put two different signs out by my pine tree. I put all of them out on election day & a few of my faves got stolen.
But the bastards won't get me down!!
Know your parasites is kind of hard to read. It's deer tic, dog tic, & luna tic.
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He said, "I miss the joy & hope they symbolized." 
The response was amazing, though! I had people come to my door & tell me how much they liked the signs. A lot of people wanted to know where I got them & they asked the most about the NOPE sign. People left notes on my door, notes of appreciation. Someone left a bottle of wine on my porch & another left $20 with a note.
I miss the joy & hope, too. I've been in such a funk & piled all the signs together to throw away & thought, I just can't do it.
Awesome group name, too!!
Don't know how I missed that! Now I'll have that song in my head the rest of the day! Thanks for posting!
my mom, who always liked "tie a yellow ribbon," also loved this song/version.
i'd turn it up LOUD on my computer speakers -- one of the speakers went around the corner of my office and sat on a buffet in the dining room -- and she could hear it loud and clear in the living room.
i had that speaker in the dining room so she could listen to randi rhodes when i was at work and we'd listen to mike malloy together in the evenings.
good times with my mom. 
i'd come home from work and she'd say:
"you have to listen to randi's show today"
(i could download it and play it after it aired)
and she'd say "you have to watch keith tonight"
--she'd watch countdown w/olbermann that aired at 7pm (i think) and then it reaired at 11pm
she'd fill me in a bit as to what i missed.
and she absolutely HATED chimp bush.
he'd show up on the tv and if she had the clicker she'd either turn the channel or turn off the tv -- she couldn't stand the sight of him or the sound of his voice
my mom liked tony orlando & dawn too. yes, they had their own variety show -- i remember my parents watched it. so i could either watch it or go hang out in my room
adults were easily amused back then with entertainment/tv. a little song & dance and they were good with it. (sonny & cher, carol burnett, laugh in, smothers brothers -- every week in our house)
that's a cute memory of your mom dancing around in the kitchen. my mom used to do that too (kitchen and living room)
Okay, not really. But I couldn't throw them out.