I like this much better than a 'will work for food' sign that we so often see. Though, perhaps this is not a sign for a homeless type person and I'm speculating....
I wonder if the person has any takers. I guess I am a doubting Thomas but I would wonder if I would get my clothes back again. On the flip side I admire thier wanting to find work.
And I have plenty of sewing repairs just waiting for somebody like that!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo.
ReplyDeleteI like this much better than a 'will work for food' sign that we so often see. Though, perhaps this is not a sign for a homeless type person and I'm speculating....
je suis d'accord avec toi, beaucoup d'imagination chez cette personne.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, much of imagination at this person.
to me this board is rather a cry for help..
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Would be interesting to see where you found this one. Any person around?
ReplyDeleteAmazing photo! I agree with you, I admire such ingenuity!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your nice comment about my wheat's fields photos!
Ingenuity - what America was built on!
ReplyDeleteHope it works out for the entrepreneur.
Honestly, that is almost exactly what they used to do after the war in Japan. And they used to do it that way in India. Very nice signage.
ReplyDeleteAlso, thanks for visiting and, just returned from Walmart where I see for $32.98 or so, you can buy Ken Burns book about the series War.
hmm, i could use some those services...
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the person has any takers. I guess I am a doubting Thomas but I would wonder if I would get my clothes back again.
ReplyDeleteOn the flip side I admire thier wanting to find work.
I like it when someone goes after it to get some work. My kind of person. :)
ReplyDeleteWell, the sign says "sewing machine" so the person must have a home in which to sew....
ReplyDeleteI wish them luck!
ReplyDeletegreat find Kate, you never know you might need him someday =)
ReplyDeleteWow, wonder where they sew if they advertise like this. Clever.
ReplyDeleteA lady at our church is a master seamstress. She's a homemaker, but keeps extra busy with just word of mouth work from the people at our church.
ReplyDeleteNeither my wife nor I can sew, and we've paid her to sew many things in the past ten years.
There aren't nearly as many people with sewing skills as even one generation ago.
Funny and efficient. No details left unattended.
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